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Databricks to buy data management firm Tabular

By Staff Writer
Jun 5 2024 6:56AM

For over US$1 billion.

Databricks to buy data management firm Tabular
Databricks said it would buy data-management startup Tabular for more than US$1 billion ($1.5 billion), as the privately held analytics platform looks to attract customers by helping them develop custom artificial intelligence (AI) applications. The announcement comes at a time when companies ...

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