
Databricks and Microsoft expand partnership to help enterprises bring business context to enterprise AI - Source
Microsoft and Databricks expanded their strategic partnership through the 2030s to scale enterprise AI.
Why it matters
This allows businesses to implement AI based on their own company data with improved cost efficiency and control.
The details
- Databricks will run its core business operations on Azure Databricks.
- The move to Azure Cobalt 200 delivers up to 50% better performance.
- Databricks Genie and Unity AI Gateway integrate with Microsoft's product ecosystem.
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Microsoft owns Azure Databricks
Microsoft operates Azure Databricks as a native Azure service
Microsoft owns Azure Cobalt
Microsoft develops Azure Cobalt cloud infrastructure
Microsoft owns Cobalt 100
Microsoft owns Cobalt 100 processor infrastructure
Microsoft owns Cobalt 200
Microsoft owns Cobalt 200 processor infrastructure
Microsoft owns Power Platform
Microsoft owns Power Platform
Microsoft owns Azure Data Lake Storage
Microsoft owns Azure Data Lake Storage
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Microsoft owns Microsoft OneLake
Microsoft owns Microsoft OneLake
Databricks owns Databricks Genie
Databricks develops Databricks Genie
Databricks owns Unity AI Gateway
Databricks develops Unity AI Gateway
Databricks owns Unity Catalog
Databricks offers Unity Catalog
Databricks owns Lakehouse
Databricks offers Lakehouse architecture platform
Databricks owns Lakebase
Databricks offers Lakebase database service
Databricks owns Agent Bricks
Databricks offers Agent Bricks framework
Databricks owns Lakeflow
Databricks offers Lakeflow data pipeline tool
Ali Ghodsi is CEO of Databricks
Co-Founder and CEO of Databricks
Judson Althoff leads Microsoft
CEO of Microsoft Commercial Business
Databricks uses Azure Databricks
Databricks runs core business operations and analytics on Azure Databricks
Databricks uses Azure Cobalt
Databricks leverages Azure Cobalt infrastructure for workloads
Databricks uses Cobalt 100
Databricks currently uses Cobalt 100
Databricks uses Cobalt 200
Databricks plans to adopt Cobalt 200
Banco Bradesco uses Azure Databricks
Banco Bradesco uses Azure Databricks to run workloads and scale AI
Cincinnati Reds uses Azure Databricks
Cincinnati Reds use Azure Databricks to run workloads and scale AI
Electrolux uses Azure Databricks
Electrolux uses Azure Databricks to run workloads and scale AI
SMBC uses Azure Databricks
SMBC uses Azure Databricks to run workloads and scale AI
Unilever uses Azure Databricks
Unilever uses Azure Databricks to run workloads and scale AI
AT&T uses Databricks
AT&T relies on Databricks Data + AI Platform
Bayer uses Databricks
Bayer relies on Databricks Data + AI Platform
BMW Group uses Databricks
BMW Group relies on Databricks Data + AI Platform
HSBC uses Databricks
HSBC relies on Databricks Data + AI Platform
T-Mobile uses Databricks
T-Mobile relies on Databricks Data + AI Platform
Cobalt 200 is built with Arm
Cobalt 200 is built on Arm infrastructure
Databricks Genie is built with Agentic AI
Databricks Genie powers agentic AI capabilities
Microsoft is related to Generative AI
Microsoft creates platforms and tools powered by AI
Microsoft owns Microsoft Purview
Microsoft develops and provides Microsoft Purview.
Microsoft develops Power BI business intelligence software.
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