Databricks Inc. today launched DBRX, a general-purpose large language model that it says outperforms all existing open-source models — and some proprietary ones — on standard benchmarks. The company ...

The latest trends and issues around the use of open source software in the enterprise. At the Data + AI Summit, the largest gathering of the open source data and AI community, Databricks announced ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The march toward an open source ChatGPT-like AI continues. Today, Databricks released Dolly 2.0, a text-generating AI model that ...

Databricks and Snowflake are increasingly competing across various products, ranging from Snowflake's massive investments in machine learning to Databricks' expanding data-management tools. However, a ...

Open-source based large language models like Dolly are in high demand as enterprises want to use them for targeted or specific use cases, analysts said. Databricks has released an open-source based ...

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Databricks Inc. is using its Data + AI Summit today to launch a new open-source project called Delta Sharing that provides an open protocol for securely sharing data across organizations in real time, ...

The latest trends and issues around the use of open source software in the enterprise. This is a guest post for Computer Weekly Open Source Insider written by Ali Ghodsi in his capacity as co-founder ...

Databricks launched its fifth open-source project today, a new tool called Delta Sharing designed to be a vendor-neutral way to share data with any cloud infrastructure or SaaS product, so long as you ...

(Reuters) - Databricks, a San Francisco-based startup last valued at $38 billion, on Friday released open-source code that it said companies could use to create their own chatbots along the lines of ...

In the familiar role of the company whose founders start an open source goliath, providers like Databricks risk becoming victims of their own success. In this case, the founders are the ones who ...