Data analytics platform Databricks said on Wednesday that it has agreed to acquire Neon, a startup building an open source alternative to AWS Aurora Postgres, for about $1 billion. Databricks said ...

Databricks has agreed to acquire database startup Neon in a deal valued at about $1 billion, a move the company hopes will make it more attractive to businesses that want to create their own ...

$1 Billion Deal: Databricks to Acquire Neon and Boost AI-Driven Databases Your email has been sent Databricks, a leading platform for data and AI solutions, has announced plans to acquire Neon, a ...

Neon's platform helps AI agents with real-time data management Databricks aims to disrupt database market with AI Databricks' third billion-dollar acquisition in two years May 14 (Reuters) - ...

Data and AI company Databricks has announced its intent to acquire Neon, a cloud-based serverless Postgres platform, in a deal reportedly worth around USD 1 billion. The move is expected to strengthen ...

Data analytics startup Databricks said Wednesday that it is buying Neon, a cloud-based database software vendor, for about $1 billion. It is the latest big deal for Databricks, which bought artificial ...

Databricks Inc. is reportedly seeking to buy Neon Inc., a startup that sells a commercial version of the open-source PostgreSQL database. Tech publication Upstarts Media today cited sources as saying ...

(Reuters) - Databricks said on Wednesday it would buy database startup Neon in a deal valued at about $1 billion, aiming to strengthen its analytics platform with technology that can help businesses ...

‘The era of AI-native, agent-driven applications is reshaping what a database must do. Neon proves it: Four out of every five databases on their platform are spun up by code, not humans,’ says ...

Agentic AI requires a whole new type of architecture; traditional workflows create serious gridlock, dragging down speed and performance. Databricks is signaling its intent to get ahead in this next ...

Databricks Inc. today introduced a new serverless database called Lakebase that can process more than 10,000 queries per second. The service is based on PostgreSQL, a popular open-source relational ...