Data notebooks as the atomic unit for Reinforcement Learning
By Jakub Jurovych
•Updated on May 13, 2026
Deepnote research: our notes on building agents
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Your data team is already building a context layer. They just don't call it that.
By Jakub Jurovych
•Updated on May 13, 2026
Latest releases
Deepnote is out of beta!
We’re removing the “beta” label and making Deepnote generally available for the world’s best data teams.
By Jakub Jurovych
•Updated on May 26, 2022
Welcome to Deepnote workspaces
We're excited to present Deepnote workspaces — a collaborative space for data teams of all sizes to organize, share, and scale knowledge.
By Filip Stollar
•Updated on April 14, 2022
Profiling a Node.js blocked event loop in production
See how we set up just-in-time profiling of our Node.js app to tackle a stuck event loop.
By Simon Sotak
•Updated on March 7, 2022
SQL just got machine learning
The people with the deepest understanding of company data typically speak SQL. See how MindsDB puts machine learning at their fingertips.
By Allan Campopiano
•Updated on February 15, 2022
How not to draw an owl
Ever been excited to learn something before realizing you’re not familiar with the prerequisites? See how Deepnote supports effective, context-based learning.
By Allan Campopiano
•Updated on January 6, 2022
Deepnote's year in review: 2021
Here’s a recap of how the Deepnote team, community, and product evolved in 2021. We wish you a great start to 2022!
By Elizabeth Dlha
•Updated on December 31, 2021
Bringing analytics to Notion with Deepnote
Learn how to build charts over Notion databases and keep your analytics & storytelling all in one place.
By Elizabeth Dlha
•Updated on November 2, 2021
Deepnote & Webex light up Times Square
See Deepnote on one of New York's biggest screens — the NASDAQ Tower in Times Square — as part of the Webex App Hub campaign.
By Elizabeth Dlha
•Updated on September 1, 2021
Data science beyond data science teams
We’re excited to launch Deepnote for Teams to help give anyone in any organization a seat at the data table.
By Jakub Jurovych
•Updated on June 15, 2021