Supabase debuts new cloud storage service for AI, analytics on AWS
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Supabase debuts new cloud storage service for AI, analytics on AWS. The US-based company, Supabase, announced new Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) integrations and a data migration tool at AWS re:Invent 2025, to support analytics and AI workloads. Supabase, a Postgres development platform, introduced features including Analytics Buckets for large-scale analytics workloads, and Vector Buckets for AI-powered search and personalization. The new ETL tool can transfer data from Postgres databases to analytics systems with a single click. Supabase claims to serve 5 million developers, with its platform running exclusively on AWS infrastructure. The new integrations are built on Apache Iceberg and Amazon S3 Tables, allowing users to store and analyze data using Amazon and third-party tools. According to Supabase, the number of projects created on its platform in Q3 2025 exceeded those launched in its first four years combined. Food for thought. * Supabase's Analytics Buckets are in alpha (early testing) with free use, but no release date, service level agreements (SLAs) and compute limits, or full pricing beyond egress (data transfer out) fees 1. * Amazon S3 Tables (a managed table layer for S3 data) promise up to 3x faster queries and 10x more transactions vs unmanaged Apache Iceberg (an open table format for data lakes), not vs data warehouses 2. * AWS handles...
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