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Databricks
Databricks is a private company that sells a cloud-based data and AI platform used by enterprises to store data, build analytics and train or deploy AI models.
Databricks is a private company that sells a cloud-based data and AI platform used by enterprises to store data, build analytics and train or deploy AI models.
Databricks reached a roughly $190 billion valuation in an August 2026 funding round and announced a partnership with OpenAI in September 2025 to bring OpenAI's models into its Agent Bricks product, positioning it as software that connects enterprise data to foundation models.
Databricks makes money primarily through consumption-based pricing for its cloud data and AI platform, charging customers based on the computing and storage resources they use.
United States (San Francisco, California)
AI infrastructure software. The tools developers use to build, train, deploy and manage AI systems: the software layer that sits between raw computing power and a finished AI product.
Connections (8)
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Current relationships (5)
Source: 2026-07-23 · reviewed 2026-09-22
Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating
Limits: Does not establish the financial terms of the partnership or exclusivity; Databricks also runs on AWS and Google Cloud.
Databricks and Microsoft expand partnership to help enterprises bring business context to enterprise AI ↗Source: 2026-06-18 · reviewed 2026-09-24
Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating
Limits: The post does not name which Grok versions are offered, disclose commercial terms or revenue sharing, or establish how many Databricks customers use Grok. It does not show that Databricks provides compute to SpaceXAI.
Grok on Databricks ↗Source: 2025-04-05 · reviewed 2026-09-24
Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating
Limits: A platform availability post from April 2025. It does not establish commercial terms between Meta and Databricks, which later Llama versions are carried, or how much customer usage the models see.
Introducing Meta's Llama 4 on the Databricks Data + AI Platform ↗Source: 2025-03-26 · reviewed 2026-09-24
Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating
Limits: No financial value was disclosed. It does not establish current usage, which later Claude models are available, or that the agreement is still in force on its original terms.
Databricks and Anthropic Sign Landmark Deal to Bring Claude Models to the Data + AI Platform ↗Source: 2024-10-15 · reviewed 2026-09-22
Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating
Limits: Does not establish exclusive use of Trainium -- Databricks also runs on GPUs and other clouds -- and the $1B run-rate figure is AWS-Marketplace-specific, not total company revenue.
Databricks Strengthens Partnership with AWS to Deliver Advanced Generative AI Capabilities ↗Dated or announced (2)
Source: 2025-09-25 · reviewed 2026-09-20
Evidence: Primary-source statement · Announced
Limits: This confirms the announced product integration; it does not disclose contract value, exclusivity, or the volume of OpenAI model usage flowing through Databricks since launch.
Databricks and OpenAI Launch Groundbreaking Partnership to Bring Frontier Intelligence to Enterprises with Databricks Agent Bricks ↗Source: 2023-09-14 · reviewed 2026-09-20
Evidence: Secondary reporting (unconfirmed by primary parties) · Completed
Limits: This confirms Nvidia's participation in a 2023 funding round; it does not disclose Nvidia's exact investment amount, current ownership stake, or whether Nvidia participated in Databricks' later, larger 2026 rounds.
Nvidia and Capital One invest in Databricks at $43 billion valuation ↗Comparisons (1)
Source: 2023-09-14 · reviewed 2026-09-20
Evidence: Analytical comparison · Reported operating
Limits: This reflects an on-record executive characterization of rivalry and industry framing of both companies as competing data/AI platforms; it does not measure current relative market share or prove customers choose exclusively between the two.
Databricks raises $500 million with backing from rival Snowflake's top client ↗Inclusion in this database is not an endorsement of a company or its securities. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell anything, and none of it is individualized investment advice. See the disclosures. Data: AI Map v3.22, released .