Wednesday, May 21, 2025

Databricks to Invest $250 Million in India, Adding 750 Employees

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Databricks, a leading data and AI company, has announced a strategic investment of over $250 million in India over the next three years.

This initiative aims to accelerate innovation in data and artificial intelligence (AI) while significantly expanding its workforce in the country.

Databricks plans to increase its workforce in India by over 50% by the end of the fiscal year. This expansion will bring the total number of employees to more than 750.

Databricks Investment and Workforce Expansion

The $250 million investment will support various initiatives, including training and enablement, research and development (R&D), and go-to-market resources.

Databricks has already established a strong presence in India, with its clientele including prominent organizations such as HDFC Bank, Swiggy, TVS Motors, and Zepto.

The company’s new Bengaluru R&D office is located at Bagmane Capital Park. This state-of-the-art facility is designed to encourage innovation and collaboration.

Currently employing over 100 engineers, the Bengaluru office plans to hire an additional 100 R&D professionals this year.

Launch of India Data + AI Academy

As part of its investment, Databricks has launched the India Data + AI Academy, a pioneering initiative aimed at equipping the Indian workforce with advanced data and AI skills.

The academy plans to train 500,000 partners and customers over the next three years through personalized learning paths, AI-powered tutors, and hands-on labs.

Professionals completing the program will receive Databricks certifications and accreditations, enhancing their employability and expertise in the AI-driven economy.

Databricks Strategic Vision and Market Impact

India’s emergence as a global AI talent hub has been a driving factor behind Databricks’ expansion.

Ed Lenta, Senior Vice President & GM for Asia Pacific & Japan at Databricks, emphasized the importance of the Indian market.

He stated, “India is one of our key growth markets, and we are pleased that many leading organizations are leveraging our Databricks Data Intelligence Platform to drive innovation and transformation for their businesses”.

The company’s investment in R&D and workforce development reflects its belief in the extraordinary technical talent available in India.


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