Generate privacy-safe synthetic data across text, tabular, and image data with differential privacy, without exposing original customer records. CUBIG DTS helps regulated teams augment scarce data, correct class imbalance, replace missing values, and improve AI training and analytics.
CUBIG DTS is an enterprise synthetic data engine for organizations that cannot freely use original data because of privacy, access, or data-quality constraints. It generates privacy-safe synthetic data across text, tabular, and image formats using differential privacy and zero-access processing, so raw customer records never leave the client environment. Teams can augment scarce datasets, correct class imbalance, replace missing values, and build higher-utility training data for AI and analytics workflows.
DTS applies differential privacy at generation time and operates in a zero-access architecture where the synthetic output, not the original records, is what crosses the security boundary. This approach helps teams in finance, healthcare, and the public sector work with representative data without exposing regulated records. Because DTS produces entirely new data points rather than masking or transforming originals, the output is structurally distinct from de-identified or anonymized copies of source data.
Common use cases include replacing restricted datasets that cannot leave the security perimeter, generating balanced training sets for fraud detection or medical diagnosis models, filling coverage gaps where minority classes are underrepresented, and supplementing missing values in incomplete records. DTS runs on GPU infrastructure and provides a container-based deployment that integrates with Amazon ECS and Amazon EKS, so teams can scale synthetic data generation within their existing AWS environment.
Highlights
Multimodal synthetic data across text, tabular, and image workflows
Differential privacy and zero-access processing so raw records stay inside the client environment
Augment scarce data, correct class imbalance, and replace missing values for better AI training and analytics
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DTS pricing varies based on data volume, data type/format, and your consumption needs. Listed prices are placeholders. Please contact our sales team at contact@cubig.ai to request a custom private offer tailored to your requirements.
This listing has one pricing dimension: the DTS Server, billed by units under a contract. Your price is not fixed. It varies based on three factors: how much data you process, the type or format of that data, and your consumption needs. The prices shown are placeholders only. To get an actual price, you contact the vendor's sales team for a custom private offer built around your requirements. There are no separate tiers or add-on dimensions to compare here. Cost scales with your data volume and workload rather than a published rate card.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one DTS Server unit actually cover?
A DTS Server unit runs the data transformation engine that rebuilds restricted, imbalanced, or incomplete data into synthetic datasets. It analyzes your data's statistical properties in place, then generates privacy-safe substitutes. Unit count reflects the workload the engine handles, which ties to your data volume and data type.
What makes my DTS price go up or down?
Three factors set your price: how much data you process, the data type or format, and your consumption needs. Text, tabular, and image data can transform differently, so format affects the workload. Larger volumes and heavier processing raise the price. There are no fixed published rates.
Can I run DTS on its own, or must I buy the full platform?
You can deploy DTS on its own for data transformation work. It fixes class imbalance, fills coverage gaps, and expands training data using differential privacy. It also operates as a core capability inside a larger platform, but standalone use is supported. This listing prices the DTS engine itself.
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Version release notes
Security Update - SQLite 3.50.2
This release addresses CVE-2025-6965, an integer truncation and memory
corruption vulnerability in SQLite. The bundled SQLite library has been
upgraded from 3.37.2 to 3.50.2 in the Docker runtime image.
Changes
Upgraded SQLite to 3.50.2 to resolve CVE-2025-6965
Added symbolic links to ensure Python loads the patched SQLite library
Refactored Dockerfile to copy pip packages directly from builder stage,
avoiding runtime source-build issues
No functional changes to the DTS API or synthetic data generation pipeline
Backward compatible with v1.0.2
Verification
sqlite3.sqlite_version reports 3.50.2 in the running container
Health endpoint (GET /health) returns 200 OK
All core modules (interface, utils, faiss, torch) import successfully
Recommended Action
All users should upgrade to v1.0.4 for the security fix.
Additional details
Usage instructions
DTS AI Module - Usage Instructions
Quick Start
Step 1: Run the Container
docker run -d
--name dts-ai-module
--gpus all
-p 8000:8000
-v /path/to/your/data:/data
-v /path/to/output:/results
709825985650.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/cubig-ai/dts-v1:1.0.2
Replace /path/to/your/data and /path/to/output with your actual host paths.
Review user guide: docker exec dts-ai-module cat /app/USER_GUIDE.md
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