Govern every unstructured file in Snowflake, without moving it.

Snowflake Horizon already governs the tables. Most of the data that makes a company different lives somewhere else: in files on SharePoint, Google Drive, Amazon S3, Azure, and on-premises storage from NetApp, Dell, and others. Moving all of it to the cloud is too big, too regulated, and too costly.

Two steps, nothing to move.

• Metadata first. Diskover indexes every file where it lives and sends only its metadata, such as owner, project, age, and sensitivity, into Snowflake. Each file becomes a governed row next to your business data, and Horizon controls who can see it, for people and AI agents alike.
• Content on demand. When Cortex needs what is inside a file, Snowflake fetches only that content, straight from where the file lives. No copies and no new pipelines.

What teams get from it.

• Business teams see every document across SharePoint, Google Drive, and file servers, and find the files shared too widely.
• Chip design teams ask why last night’s test runs failed and find the right logs from a chat question, so designs reach tape-out sooner.
• Studios find footage they already have and reuse it, instead of shooting the scene again.
• Life sciences teams find every prior run of a sample across sites and give their models a curated dataset.

Every file, governed and put to work.

As new files land, Diskover policies classify them, enrich them with metadata, and send them where they are needed, such as a training set or a pipeline. The data estate stays known, governed, and ready for AI, in the cloud and on-premises.

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