(Reuters) - Databricks, a San Francisco-based startup last valued at $38 billion, released a trove of data on Wednesday that it says businesses and researchers can use to train chatbots similar to ...

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Databricks is seeing higher growth as AI agents assist with data analysis, but all that activity is significantly increasing costs.

Databricks says new products LTAP and Lakehouse//RT unify transactional and analytical data for AI agents, delivering sub-100ms latency and no ETL pipelines.

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Databricks launches Genie One, an AI coworker that taps your company's real governed data to automate work across 50+ apps. Pricing starts free at $10/user/month from July 6, 2026.

One of the latest initiatives focuses on enabling AI agents to interact more effectively with telecom data and operational ...

Databricks, which has traditionally appealed to coding-savvy data scientists and data engineers, is making a play to broaden its base of users with new products unveiled this week at the company’s ...