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Databricks
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Data Analytics
$184B
+$247.48
3,453.14%
30 days ago
$7.17
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Databricks is a data and AI company that interacts with corporate information stored in the public cloud.
Databricks was founded in 2013 by a team of researchers from UC Berkeley's AMPLab, including Ali Ghodsi, Matei Zaharia, and several others, who had created Apache Spark, an open-source distributed data processing engine that became one of the most widely adopted big data technologies over the following decade, with Databricks built as the commercial company providing a managed cloud platform built around Spark and, over time, an increasingly broad set of additional data engineering, analytics, and AI capabilities, positioning itself around the concept of a unified "lakehouse" architecture that combines the flexibility and lower cost of a data lake with the performance and reliability traditionally associated with a data warehouse. Databricks has increasingly positioned itself as a central platform for enterprise AI development, letting customers manage the full lifecycle of building, training, and deploying machine learning and generative AI models on top of their existing data infrastructure, with the company reporting that its AI-specific product revenue had reached a run rate of approximately $1.4 billion as a component of its overall $5.4 billion run-rate revenue, which has been growing at roughly 65% annually. The company's CEO, Ali Ghodsi, has signaled that a crowded slate of other major technology IPOs could push Databricks' own long-anticipated public listing beyond 2026, extending the likely private-market holding period for its investors, even as reports in June 2026 indicated the company was in discussions to raise a new funding round at a valuation of $165 billion to $175 billion. In Augment's Q2 2026 Power 20 rankings, Databricks ranked #4, up two positions from the prior quarter, with its estimated secondary-market share price declining 3.2% in the quarter to imply a market capitalization of approximately $151.7 billion, its rank improvement driven more by the departure of other companies from the rankings than by its own price momentum.
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