Databricks is a leading data and AI company that provides a unified platform for data analytics and artificial intelligence. Specializing in solutions that integrate with existing tools, Databricks helps organizations accelerate innovation and make efficient use of their data across various sectors including healthcare, financial services, and media.
Founded: 2013
| Ali Ghodsi Co Founder and Chief Executive Officer |
| Ron Gabrisko Chief Revenue Officer |
| David Conte Chief Financial Officer |
| Amy Reichanadter Chief People Officer |
| Rick Schultz Chief Marketing Officer |
| Hatim Shafique Chief Operating Officer |
| Fermín Serna Chief Security Officer |
| Naveen Zutshi Chief Information Officer |
| Andy Kofoid President, Global Field Operations |
| Arsalan Tavakoli-Shiraji Co Founder and Senior Vice President of Engineering |
| Trâm Phi Senior Vice President and General Counsel |
| Vinod Marur Senior Vice President of Engineering |
| David Meyer Senior Vice President of Products |
| Adam Conway Senior Vice President of Products |
Databricks, a database provider whose tools help customers develop and use AI, is in talks to raise money at a valuation of more than $130 billion, up around 30% from its valuation in a financing round just two months ago, according to two people involved in the discussion.
Databricks, one of Silicon Valley’s most valuable private companies, said its annual revenue run rate will be more than $4 billion going forward as of July. That figure is up 50% year over year.
The tenth annual Forbes Cloud 100 list ranks the top private cloud computing companies — this year dominated by AI.
Databricks will acquire machine learning startup Tecton to expand its AI agent offerings, the latest in a string of deals aimed at offering full-scale AI building tools for enterprise customers, its chief executive told Reuters on Friday.
Databricks said Tuesday that it’s raising a funding round that values the company at over $100 billion. That would make Databricks just the fourth private company to eclipse the $100 billion mark, following SpaceX, ByteDance and OpenAI, according to data from CB Insights.
Databricks told investors and analysts on Wednesday that annualized revenue will hit $3.7 billion by July, with 50% year-over-year growth.
CNBC reveals the 2025 Disruptor 50 list led by companies benefiting from the AI investment boom and exponentially growing their businesses.
Databricks, one of the most highly valued tech startups, is using some of its fresh capital for acquisitions.
The investment will be directed towards training and enablement, R&D and expanding go-to-market resources.
Multi-year partnership will help 10,000+ customers securely build and deploy AI agents with Claude over their enterprise data
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