San Francisco, Calif.-based data and AI firm Databricks acquired data governance startup Okera for an undisclosed sum.
Databricks will be able to expand its product offerings, gain access to Okera's service isolation technology, and establish more APIs for its data governance partners as a result of the acquisition.
Okera is developing a no-code AI-powered data governance platform that can automatically classify personally identifiable information.
- Per Crunchbase, Okera had raised just under $30M from Felicis, Bessemer Venture Partners, Cyber Mentor Fund, ClearSky, Emergent Ventures, and others.
- Okera's co-founder and CEO, Nong Li, will join Databricks.
- Databricks will integrate Okera's products under its data and AI governance solution Unity Catalog.
