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Databricks plans to invest over $850 million in the UK over the next three years, expanding its London office to 137,000 square feet and aiming to grow its team from 500 to over 1,000. This investment will help attract AI talent and meet the demand for its AI products, including Lakehouse and Genie. Databricks also aims to train 100,000 people in data and AI skills by 2028 through partnerships with universities and free access to its platform.
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Databricks plans to invest over $850 million in the UK over the next three years, expanding its London office to 137,000 square feet and aiming to grow its team from 500 to over 1,000. This investment will help attract AI talent and meet the demand for its AI products, including Lakehouse and Genie. Databricks also aims to train 100,000 people in data and AI skills by 2028 through partnerships with universities and free access to its platform.
Databricks Inc. has launched Lakewatch, a cybersecurity product built on its cloud data platform, and has acquired two startups, Antimatter Inc. and Siftd Inc., to enhance its cybersecurity capabilities. Lakewatch is a security information and event management (SIEM) application aimed at improving security measures.
Investors: New Enterprise Associates
Databricks, known for its cloud data analytics platform, is launching a new AI security product called Lakewatch, supported by its recent $5 billion funding. The product utilizes AI agents from Anthropic's Claude to enhance Security Information and Event Management tasks. To bolster this initiative, Databricks acquired two startups: Antimatter, which raised $12 million led by New Enterprise Associates, and SiftD.ai, which had just launched its product. Terms for both acquisitions were not disclosed.