Databricks to invest over $445m in Singapore, double workforce to more than 500 over next three years

Simon Davies, Databricks’ senior vice-president and general manager for Asia-Pacific and Japan, said the company will help organisations take their AI use cases from pilot to production.

Listen Summarise Databricks will invest over US$350 million in Singapore, doubling its workforce to more than 500 employees within three years. The company plans to train 20,000 more people in data and AI skills, and collaborate with universities for AI education. Databricks will launch a four-month AI accelerator for start-ups, offering technical support and funding, aiming to support over 100 companies in the next three years. AI generated

SINGAPORE – American data and artificial intelligence company Databricks will invest more than US$350 million (S$445 million) in Singapore as it expands its operations here, including doubling its workforce to more than 500 employees over the next three years.