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DiffusionData Offers One-Month Free Trial of Diffusion Cloud for Real-Time Data Streaming

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DiffusionData, the real-time data streaming solutions provider, has announced a free one-month trial of Diffusion Cloud, with no deployment costs or obligations. To assist new users, the company will provide access to service engineers for setup support.

Diffusion Cloud is designed to enable financial institutions to stream personalised, low-latency data efficiently, supporting live pricing, trading information, and customer notifications at scale.

The cloud-based framework allows users to connect to existing data sources, such as Kafka or Redis, within minutes. Its no-code data transformation, in-memory caching, and real-time data distribution reduce development time, operational costs, and bandwidth usage by up to 90%, according to the company. By minimising unnecessary data transmission and improving customer engagement through personalised experiences, Diffusion Cloud aims to support businesses in driving innovation and revenue growth.

Grethe Brown, CEO at DiffusionData, said: “Diffusion Cloud removes many of the obstacles developers face when using open source or in-house built solutions, most notably in terms of scalability and latency. By providing developers and architects with a free month’s trial, we are giving them access to a mature, fully managed service; enabling them to trial and evaluate the benefits that Diffusion Cloud can deliver to their organisation.”

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