Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
DataRobot delivers an enterprise AI platform for outcomes—helping organizations build, deploy, govern, and manage AI/machine learning across environments.
Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
5 buyout
Last 3 years
Supporting Data
DataRobot has acquired Agnostiq, the developer of the open-source distributed computing platform Covalent, to accelerate development and deployment of agentic AI applications through advanced compute orchestration and optimization. The acquisition brings Covalent's multi-cloud, multi-infrastructure orchestration capabilities and open-source community into DataRobot to reduce AI infrastructure complexity and costs and enable scalable agentic AI across heterogeneous compute environments.
DataRobot announced the acquisition of MLOps platform Algorithmia on July 27, 2021, alongside a $300M Series G funding round. The acquisition is intended to deepen DataRobot's MLOps and model-serving capabilities so customers can deploy, manage, and scale ML models (including GPU workloads) in production more effectively.
DataRobot has acquired Zepl, a cloud-native data science notebook and analytics platform founded by the creators of Apache Zeppelin, to expand its enterprise AI platform capabilities for advanced, code-first data scientists. The acquisition will integrate Zepl's self-service, collaborative notebook into DataRobot's platform to improve flexibility for Python, R, and Scala users and accelerate the company's code-centric roadmap.
DataRobot has acquired ParallelM, a Santa Clara–based pioneer in MLOps, to expand its model deployment, monitoring, and governance capabilities. The acquisition integrates ParallelM’s MCenter platform and team (including CEO Sivan Metzger joining DataRobot leadership) to strengthen DataRobot’s end-to-end enterprise AI and governance offering across cloud and on-premise environments.
DataRobot has acquired Cursor, a San Francisco–based data collaboration platform, to bolster DataRobot's data management and discovery capabilities and integrate Cursor's technology into its automated machine learning platform. The acquisition will expand DataRobot's presence in San Francisco and bring Cursor's team and data-catalog/search capabilities into DataRobot's product suite.
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