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Databricks, the data lakehouse, launched a new database product, Lakebase in public preview. Lakebase is a Postgres database built specifically for AI applications.- Published on
Plaid expanded into business transactions, Descope targeted B2B onboarding search terms, and Ory acquired BoxyHQ to launch Ory Polis for enterprise SSO.- Published on
Sanity launched new features and a repositioning campaign, Stych introduced a live component playground, and RevenueCat raised $50M to expand its payment platform.- Published on
Neon was acquired by Databricks for $1 billion, Xata abandoned their free tier in favor of large customers, and LaunchDarkly became a full product platform with product analytics.