Agentic AI Data Architectures How Distributed SQL Unifies Enterprise Scale and AI-Native Application Design (Blaize Stewart, Ed Huang)（Z-Library）

As AI systems evolve from stateless prompts to autonomous, context-aware agents, enterprise infrastructure is being tested in new ways. The challenge isn't just in compute—it's in memory. Intelligent systems now need to retrieve, recall, and reason over vast, interrelated data while maintaining speed, consistency, and explainability. Agentic AI Data Architectures explores how distributed SQL is redefining the data layer for this new era, offering a unified approach to structured, semantic, and temporal retrieval at scale. Written for data architects, AI infrastructure engineers, and technology leaders, this report provides actionable guidance for building durable, high-performance memory systems that power agentic AI applications. Through real-world design patterns—including RAG pipelines, long-term memory graphs, and hybrid transactional and operational architectures—it shows how distributed SQL can serve as the foundation for AI-native data infrastructure. Learn why memory, not compute, is the new constraint for agentic AI Integrate structured, vector, and historical data into one retrieval layer Compare trade-offs across distributed SQL, vector stores, and hybrid stacks Design scalable architectures for persistent and contextual AI workloads Modernize enterprise data infrastructure to support intelligent, adaptive systems