Nautilus Technologies Inc. has released an open-source version of its fast relational database, Tsurugi. It works with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Tsurugi is part of a NEDO-sponsored project that focuses on advanced AI and computing. It is built for ultra-fast data processing. Tsurugi offers low latency and high throughput. Tsurugi uses MCP. This new standard lets users interact with systems using natural language. It works through large language models (LLMs). This move places Tsurugi at the crossroads of database innovation and AI-driven interfaces.
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This development is a big step for natural language database operations. It makes complex queries easier for everyone, whether they are technical or not. The open-source release boosts adoption and teamwork among developers and AI researchers. AI is now vital in enterprise software. Tsurugi’s MCP compatibility shows how traditional data systems mix with AI access. This change may shape how relational databases grow to support today’s AI-powered workflows.
