At a glance
| Booth | Q6158 |
| Country | CA |
| Website | solace.com/products/platform |
Company profile
Solace Corporation provides Solace Platform, a real-time data platform for the enterprise that moves data where it is needed, lets applications and AI agents react to events and issues, and gives people across an organization access to and governance over real-time data. Its Liberate capability unlocks siloed data from legacy applications, cloud services and edge devices by letting them send updates as things happen. Its Stream and Filter capability distributes information in real time so applications, agents and devices receive exactly the data and context they need, while React lets applications, agents and people send answers and instructions back into the event mesh. Democratize provides self-service sharing, reuse and governance of events, event streams and event APIs, and democratized access lets operations teams, analysts, integration engineers and AI builders compose data pipelines and agentic workflows without code with governance, observability and policy built in. Foundational capabilities include agentic processing in which agents sense events, use real-time context, call models, work with each other and publish decisions as new events, and stream data processing that continuously turns raw events into context in milliseconds rather than minutes. Solace Event Broker streams information among applications, AI agents and devices across cloud, on-premises and edge environments, while an event mesh built with Solace Platform routes data across clouds, datacenters and geographies using loose coupling and dynamic routing. Products include Solace Platform, Agent Mesh, Event Broker, Micro-Integrations and Event Portal, with API and protocol support for financial services, manufacturing, retail, telecom, transportation and logistics, and for initiatives such as API management, event-driven integration, hybrid cloud, Internet of Things and middleware modernization. Solace Corporation is headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, with offices around the world. The company lists more than 480 employees, more than 17 offices and 25 patents. Its real-time data approach is designed for business events such as financial trades, supply-chain updates and customer interactions that must move through legacy mainframes, modern clouds and diverse protocols with low latency. Solace Corporation describes Think Event-Driven as its approach and Solace Platform as the toolset for liberating, streaming and filtering, reacting to and democratizing events and data. Named enterprises using Solace include RBC Capital Markets, Bosch, Heineken, PSA Singapore, United Airlines, Schwarz Group, Unilever and HDFC Bank across capital markets, manufacturing, aviation, retail, logistics and the public sector. Solace Academy provides training courses, and the company also offers consultation in addition to information about its leadership and other resources.
Exhibits
Solace Platform combines Event Mesh, Stream Data Processing, Agentic Processing and Democratized Access so enterprises can distribute real-time events, turn raw events into usable context, connect applications and agents, and provide governed self-service access. An event mesh connects applications, agents, cloud services, partners and edge devices so events can flow across clouds, companies and continents, with support for all exchange patterns and qualities of service and with cloud, software and appliance form factors. Solace Platform stream data processing continuously transforms raw-event flows into context that explains what changed, what led to the change and what is happening around it, producing that context in milliseconds rather than minutes. Agentic Processing enables AI that acts on real-time context, senses events, decides in the moment and triggers the next action across the business. Democratized Access gives operations teams, analysts, integration engineers and AI builders a self-service experience for composing data pipelines and agentic workflows without code while retaining governance, observability and policy. Loose Coupling uses an asynchronous decoupled approach to mitigate rate mismatches and let endpoints be added or updated without ripple effects, while Dynamic Routing adapts message paths to network conditions and broker or endpoint availability. Smart Topics use hierarchical text strings and wildcard filtering to encode context and target delivery, Deployment Flexibility lets event brokers run in cloud, on-premises and edge environments, and Integration at the Edge uses micro-integrations to process events near their origins for lower latency and bandwidth use. Solace Event Broker supports messaging and streaming use cases with exchange patterns, qualities of service, caching, partitioned queues and replay, while smart topics use hierarchy and wildcards to manage complex systems and direct data where it is needed. It integrates applications, devices, customers and partners through AMQP, Kafka, MQTT, REST and WebSocket, APIs for programming languages, and supported micro-integrations for applications, cloud services and integration tools. Event brokers can run across clouds, datacenters and remote locations using interoperable cloud service, software and appliance form factors, and they can be federated into an event mesh that routes data across environments, organizations and geographies. Monitoring supports custom dashboards and alerts, while broker-native distributed tracing based on OpenTelemetry tracks events across the enterprise for debugging code and troubleshooting production issues. Solace Platform provides tools to configure and manage brokers and an event mesh, create and manage connections, and collaboratively manage the lifecycle of event-driven assets. Solace Event Broker also supports high-availability node deployment and multi-protocol integration and translation; the offering includes a web-scale cloud broker service, run-anywhere software, and technical documentation for Event Brokers, Micro-Integrations and Solace Cloud. Solace Corporation also states that it connects established legacy infrastructure and cloud services to AI agents so organizations can operate with real-time data. Its enterprise offering explicitly includes Real-Time Data Platform for the Enterprise, Event Mesh and Stream Data Processing.
Capabilities and products
- enterprise real-time data platform
- Event Mesh real-time event routing
- real-time stream data processing
- real-time AI agentic event processing
- governed self-service access to events and data
- real-time data liberation from legacy, cloud and edge
- multi-protocol event brokering for AMQP/Kafka/MQTT/REST/WebSocket
- edge event integration with Micro-Integrations
- OpenTelemetry distributed event tracing
- high-availability event-broker deployment