Databricks is putting more than US$350 million behind its next phase of growth in Singapore.
Over the next three years, the data and AI company plans to more than double its local workforce from more than 250 employees to over 500, expand its technical team, and move into a much larger Asia-Pacific and Japan headquarters. The investment strengthens Singapore’s role as a regional base for enterprise AI deployment.
The commitment forms part of a wider Asian expansion. Databricks plans to invest more than US$1 billion across Asia over three years after its regional business more than doubled in the second quarter, according to The Wall Street…
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