Databricks is in talks to raise at $165-175bn, four months after closing at $134bn. CEO Ghodsi has privately signalled an IPO as soon as next year. Discussions are early-stage and the round has not ...

As it eyes its next funding round, the management software company Databricks is aiming to net a valuation of up to $175 billion. Last week, Ali Ghodsi, the startup’s co-founder and CEO, said that ...

Databricks, a data software company, plans to sell shares to the public at some point, but won’t tap the public markets this year amid a flurry of planned tech IPOs. The company wants to sell shares ...

Arsalan Tavakoli was at his bachelor party in 2013 when Ali Ghodsi, a computer science researcher at the University of California, Berkeley, pulled him aside. The two had become colleagues and friends ...

If you want to earn extra money or need to recoup some of the production costs of producing electricity and water, this handy guide will explain how to export water and electricity to outside ...

Three of the biggest names in the artificial intelligence revolution appear on track to launch IPOs in 2026 amid a wave of hype, massive valuations, and for most investors, very little visibility into ...

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Databricks is introducing a security information and event management service called Lakewatch. The privately held company sees an opportunity to challenge mature cybersecurity vendors using ...

As the AI industry races toward bigger models—and louder claims—Databricks is quietly building the infrastructure to make these models actually work for business. Databricks’s data management and ...

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On January 13, the Department of Commerce published a new regulation permitting the sale of advanced AI chips to China, codifying the major policy change that President Trump announced on December 8.