Databricks Raises $10 billion Series J
Databricks raised $10,000M in Series J financing led by Thrive Capital. Participating investors included Thrive Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, Various. The stated use of funds is Acquisition of Mosaic and scale AI model training.
What it does
Databricks operates in AI & Machine Learning and describes its product through its website and announcement materials. The platform addresses workflows that remain fragmented across legacy tools, manual processes, or incumbent providers. Its mechanism is grounded in the company's disclosed product language rather than inferred claims.
Traction
$3B ARR, growing 60%+ year over year. Additional customer, revenue, and growth metrics were not disclosed in the available source bundle.
Trend impact
Databricks's latest round puts more pressure on legacy providers and manual workflows in AI & Machine Learning. The timing matters because fresh capital is flowing to companies that can convert operational complexity into software-led execution. Competitors now have to respond with clearer product depth, pricing, or distribution.
Funding history
- January 1, 2025 · Series J · $10 billion · Thrive Capital
- December 1, 2025 · Series L · $4 billion · Fidelity, Various Growth Investors
- September 1, 2023 · Series I · $500 million · T. Rowe Price
- October 1, 2020 · Series F · $400 million · Andreessen Horowitz, alongside a16z, Tiger Global, Coatue
- Recent · Series F · $400 million · Andreessen Horowitz's Late Stage Venture Fund
- August 1, 2021 · Series H · an undisclosed amount · Morgan Stanley Counterpoint, alongside Morgan Stanley, GIC, Baillie Gifford, Tiger
- February 1, 2021 · Series G · an undisclosed amount · Andreessen Horowitz, alongside a16z, Tiger Global, BlackRock, Alkeon
Products & services
- AI & Machine Learning workflow monitoring tied to the funding announcement
- Customer-facing product described on the company website
- Operational tooling for ai & machine learning teams
- Data capture and reporting across core business processes
- Team expansion support funded by the latest round