For years, National Geographic’s Explorer Classroom has allowed students from all over the world to join Zoom calls with the globe’s leading scientists and adventurers. In April, students aged 8-14 ...

Got Tech, Data, AI and Media, and not afraid to use them. What does it take to build an AI system that actually knows what it means? Not what it says. Not what it retrieves. What it means. Everyone is ...

Databricks is one of the most valuable private AI and data companies in the world, but as of 2026, it is not publicly traded on a stock exchange. That means you cannot buy Databricks stock through a ...

Genie Ontology aims to unify business definitions across systems, but analysts say data quality and governance will make or break adoption. First came vector databases, then RAG. Now, the next ...

Databricks said annualized revenue has jumped more than 80% from a year earlier and now sits at $6.9 billion, up from a figure of $5.4 billion in the fiscal fourth quarter. While Databricks is ...

For decades, data professionals have struggled with the challenge of managing both operational and analytical databases in a unified approach that doesn't introduce latency and performance degradation ...

Databricks, the data and AI company, is introducing OpenSharing, the next evolution of the open source Delta Sharing protocol for the agentic era. OpenSharing, now a project of the Linux Foundation ...

On the morning Databricks co-founder and CTO Matei Zaharia takes the keynote stage at the Data + AI Summit in San Francisco, his open-source project is already two days old. Zaharia published Omnigent ...

As it eyes its next funding round, the management software company Databricks is aiming to net a valuation of up to $175 billion. Last week, Ali Ghodsi, the startup’s co-founder and CEO, said that ...

June 8 (Reuters) - Data analytics software firm Databricks has discussed raising funds in a round that could begin next month and value it ‌at between $165 billion and $175 billion, The Information ...

Cybersecurity researchers have flagged a new malspam campaign that makes use of Google's DoubleClick domain as a way to evade detection and ultimately deliver an unidentified .NET-based loader.