AI company Databricks finds India on a different trajectory, invests more

San Francisco-based data and AI company Databricks is allocating the largest chunk of its global investments in India to expand customer base, build core engineering teams and enable Indian startups to train language models on quality datasets, CEO Ali Ghodsi told ET in his first ever interaction with the Indian media.

“Many parts of the world are in this intermediate recessionary state. India is the only one that just seems to be on a different trajectory. I think it will become a material part of our revenue,” Ghodsi said, adding that percentage wise, the biggest share of its investments are allocated to India among other countries such as Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Korea etc.

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