Databricks

United States·San Francisco

Data and AI platform

What they do

Founded in 2013 by the creators of Apache Spark and based in San Francisco, Databricks sells a data lakehouse and AI platform that lets companies build models and agents on their own data.

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Databricks expands NVIDIA collaboration for open model fine-tuning

The integration compresses the path from raw enterprise data to a served, fine-tuned open model into a single governed platform, cutting out the usual glue work between training stacks and production inference. Teams building domain-specific models on open weights can prototype on serverless NVIDIA GPUs without managing infrastructure. Compared with stitching together separate tooling, the Nemotron cookbooks plus NeMo on Databricks offer a ready-made pipeline to production.

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Databricks launches MemCurrent persistent memory for production agents

Persistent memory is becoming the differentiator between demo agents and ones that survive enterprise use, and the claimed 31% token reduction shows memory can cut costs at the same time as lifting accuracy. Teams building multi-session agents on Databricks can adopt it directly via Agent Bricks Memory, while everyone else gets a design blueprint for the plugins-plus-offline-consolidation pattern. The closest comparison is homegrown vector-store memory stacks, which typically lack the background consolidation step.

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Databricks demos agent workflows with Lakebase Postgres branching

Copy-on-write database branching per agent and per PR removes the shared-dev-database bottleneck that breaks parallel agent runs, making CI pipelines safer for schema migrations. Teams building agent-based development workflows can replicate the pattern with GitHub Actions. It echoes Neon-style branching, which Databricks acquired the technology behind, and offers an alternative to managing disposable Postgres instances manually.

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