Pricing
2 movesChanges seen on the public pricing pages.
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Pay for products used, Per second granularity added to Pay-As-You-Go tier. Pay for what you use removed from Pay-As-You-Go tier.
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Limited functionality, Learn Spark added to Free Edition tier. Professional Data and AI tools removed from Free Edition tier. Pay as you go plan: Custom → Contact us. Pay for products used, Per second granularity added to Pay as you go tier. Pay for products you use removed from Pay as you go tier.
Money and deals
5 movesFunding, acquisitions, deals and filings.
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Databricks acquired Tabular for $2.2 billion, which is noted to have significantly benefited Tim Chen’s Essence VC by nearly returning its entire fund.
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Databricks has raised $5 billion in a funding round, achieving a valuation of $190 billion. Additionally, Databricks has acquired Row Zero, a company focused on governed spreadsheets, although the deal value for this acquisition was not disclosed.
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CDW has completed a $525 million acquisition of Lovelytics, which is backed by Databricks.
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Databricks announced that it has crossed a $7 billion revenue run-rate. Additionally, the company closed a $5 billion funding round, although specific investors were not mentioned in the articles reviewed.
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Databricks acquired Electric to enhance its capabilities in creating faster AI agents.
People
1 moveLeadership appointments and departures.
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Simon Barnes has been appointed as the Genie GTM Lead for the Asia-Pacific and Japan region at Databricks.
In the news
27 movesCoverage in the press.
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Databricks' marketplace will now feature content from Reuters, aimed at enhancing AI innovation. Additionally, Databricks discussed the high demand for AI, stating they are not concerned about capacity issues.
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Databricks introduced Apache Spark 4.3 as part of Databricks Runtime 19. Additionally, Databricks Lakehouse Postgres is now generally available on Google Cloud, expanding their offerings in cloud-based data solutions.
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Databricks plans to invest US$350 million in Singapore to expand its AI operations, as reported in an article from Asia Business Outlook. Additionally, Databricks is partnering with Wood to scale AI across energy asset lifecycles, according to Ocean News & Technology.
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Databricks announced the general availability of Real-Time Mode for Spark Declarative Pipelines on October 29, 2026. Additionally, Databricks expanded its partnership with SAP, introducing Genie, Lakeflow, and Lakebase on October 30, 2026.
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Databricks has partnered with Wood to enhance AI capabilities across the energy sector, as reported in multiple articles this week.
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Databricks announced an expansion of its partnership with SAP, introducing three new products: Genie, Lakeflow, and Lakebase.
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Databricks released updates that enhance AI memory and infrastructure specifically for agents, as reported by TechTarget.
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Databricks announced that their AI Runtime is now generally available, which allows for easier customization of open models with enterprise data.
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Databricks has doubled its office space to 120,000 square feet at Savanna’s 5 Bryant Park. Additionally, they are focusing on growth in the Middle East, specifically targeting Abu Dhabi.
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HP is moving its Customer Data Platform into Databricks, which is expected to lead to a 40% reduction in costs for HP.
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Databricks announced the introduction of Agent Memory, a feature aimed at enhancing their platform, on October 20, 2026. Additionally, they launched CustomerLake, a customer data platform, into beta as enterprises begin to implement it. Databricks also expanded their office presence in New York.
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Databricks published an article detailing a 6x reduction in training time for Qwen on their AI Runtime.
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Databricks introduced a new feature called Private Network Gateway, as detailed in their own article. Additionally, they announced partnerships with Pricefx and HighByte to enhance their platform with AI-powered pricing intelligence and to unlock dormant data, respectively.
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Databricks announced the integration of Workday Data Connect federation into their Unity Catalog.
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Databricks released an article titled 'The lakehouse is a better data warehouse: 2026 benchmarks and proof,' which presents new benchmarks. Additionally, Databricks announced that Dotmatics Luma has achieved Gold Status and joined their Marketplace.
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Databricks released two articles on their own platform: one discussing the unification of global data through the NOL Universe and another detailing the scaling of vector search in Databricks Runtime.
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Databricks announced the acquisition of Row Zero, a startup specializing in coworking platforms, as reported by axios.com and businesschief.com. Additionally, Databricks introduced a free trial offering up to $400 in credits, as detailed in an article by ZDNET.
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Databricks is investing more than US$350 million in Singapore to enhance its presence and support for enterprise AI adoption. Additionally, the company has been recognized with multiple awards, including the Brickbuilder Specialization for BFSI and being named the Latin America Innovation Partner of the Year.
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Databricks announced the launch of a new model designed to enhance data retrieval specifically for AI use cases, as reported by techtarget.com. The company also published an article on their own site discussing unifying governance across engines and catalogs in the Open Lakehouse.
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Databricks introduced an adaptive instructed-retriever model that reportedly offers frontier-quality search at twice the speed and lower latency. Additionally, the company published an article on securing AI/BI dashboards.
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Databricks released eight articles this week, with notable mentions including a piece on operationalizing Genie Ontology in data stacks and a report on eliminating $1 million in wasted AI agent spend. Additionally, they discussed new features for Genie One aimed at improving insights into action.
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Deloitte announced the acquisition of Wavicle to enhance its data and AI engineering capabilities related to Databricks. Additionally, Databricks released a new resource called 'Big Book of AgentOps,' which may provide insights into their offerings in the AgentOps space.
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Databricks announced new features for Genie One aimed at enhancing insights into action. Additionally, they were highlighted in an article about their collaboration with OpenAI to integrate GPT-5.5 into enterprise workflows.
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Databricks introduced Governance Hub, which provides intelligent, account-level governance over Databricks estates. Additionally, they highlighted new innovations related to Lakebase and Streaming during the VLDB 2026 event.
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Databricks has six articles published today, including topics such as 'Transforming Industries with Lakebase and Agentic AI' and 'Extends AI Reach with Industry Solutions'. Additionally, Databricks is mentioned in an article about Ali Ghodsi being recognized as one of the 100 Most Influential People in AI 2026.
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Databricks released five articles this week, with two articles from their own blog discussing IDE integration and AI in incident investigation. Additionally, they reported their fiscal 2Q26 financial results in an article by StorageNewsletter.
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Databricks announced a new product, 'Databricks Document Intelligence', focused on complex document extraction. They also invested in UK-based Advancing Analytics, which was reported in multiple articles.
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