Warp 10 is a time-series platform that its developer describes as a sensor data lake. It includes its own query and analysis language, WarpScript, and suits organisations that collect measurements from devices and sensors and want to store and analyse them in one place. The source code is published on GitHub under the Apache License 2.0, so the platform can run on infrastructure chosen by the customer. A free sandbox lets users try it without installing anything.
The developer is SenX S.A.S., a French company that holds the Warp 10 and WarpScript trademarks. No hosted service with a stated data location was identified, so the software should run on European infrastructure to keep data under EU jurisdiction. Organisations that use a hosted option should first confirm where it runs and under which contract. As an Apache-licensed project developed in France, Warp 10 can be inspected and operated without relying on a provider outside the EU.