Home Technology Artificial Intelligence AI firm Dataiku secures $200m to underpin growth The Series F investment brings the company’s total primary funding since inception to approximately $600m by Divsha Bhat December 13, 2022 Dataiku, the artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning company has raised $200m in Series F funding led by Wellington Management, at a $3.7bn valuation. The investment brings the company’s total primary funding since inception to approximately $600m. This latest investment reinforces Dataiku’s leadership position and will help accelerate its platform capabilities and prepare the company for its next phase of strong, sustainable growth, the company said in a statement. “Dataiku’s proven track record, management team, growth trajectory and customer roster, positions the company to scale AI to new heights,” stated Matt Witheiler, consumer/technology sector lead, Wellington Management. We’re pleased to announce Dataiku’s $200M Series F, led by Wellington Management. From our $3.7B valuation to our 1,000+ amazing Dataikers, we have a lot to be grateful for this year— but especially our strong momentum to make #EverydayAI a reality. ? https://t.co/wmEGT04Qnf pic.twitter.com/X1weRUIIXH — Dataiku (@dataiku) December 13, 2022 “We are pleased to partner and contribute to their impressive journey. Dataiku has taken a leadership position helping enterprises put massive datasets to work at unprecedented speed and creating a culture of AI focused on delivering compounding business results.” “Enterprises overwhelmingly understand that now is the time to embrace AI — or risk falling behind,” said Florian Douetteau, co-founder and CEO of Dataiku. “Our ability to attract new market-leading investors, like Wellington, in this challenging environment underscores the strength of our solutions, our world-class team, and the tremendous opportunities ahead. We are on the cusp of a massive market transformation with AI at the heart of it—and we are ready to meet the moment.” In 2022, the company surpassed $150m in annual recurring revenue and grew its customer base above 500. Read: The AI talent factory – what it is and how to build it Tags Artificial Intelligence Dataiku funding Technology 0 Comments You might also like Insights: The rise of banking-as-a-service and its impact Insights: How regtech can turbocharge economic transformation How ASUS is redefining the future of work & learning with AI solutions ADNOC awards $490m contract to expand world’s largest 3D seismic survey