DataRobot
NativePrivateUpdated November 3, 2026Enterprise AI/ML platform (AutoML, MLOps, agentic AI)
- Website
- www.datarobot.com
- CEO
- Debanjan Saha
- Founded
- 2012
- HQ
- Boston, United States
- Total Funding
- $1.2B
- Employees
- 501-1000
Products & Offerings
DataRobot Agent Workforce Platform
Platform built jointly with NVIDIA for building, deploying and governing enterprise AI agents across cloud, on-premises, edge and sovereign environments.
DataRobot AI Platform (Predictive AI / AutoML)
DataRobot's core automated machine learning platform for building, testing and deploying predictive models at enterprise scale.
DataRobot MLOps and AI Governance
Monitoring, model registry, policy and cost-control tools for governing predictive models, generative models and AI agents in production.
DataRobot Generative AI
Tools for building, comparing and deploying LLM and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) apps, including vector databases and bring-your-own embedding models.
DataRobot Agent Assist, CLI and MCP Server
Developer tools, including an AI assistant, a command-line interface and an MCP server, for designing, coding and deploying agents on DataRobot.
Executive Summary
What they do
- Sells an enterprise platform for building, deploying and governing predictive and agentic AI
- Agent Workforce Platform built jointly with NVIDIA, with NIM and NeMo microservices included
- Runs in cloud, on-premises, hybrid, air-gapped and sovereign environments
Why it matters
- Named a Leader again in Gartner's 2026 Magic Quadrant for data science and ML platforms
- Validated on infrastructure from NVIDIA, Dell and Nebius, and an SAP Endorsed App
- Combines a decade of AutoML and MLOps with governance for AI agents
Best fit
- Regulated enterprises that need governed AI on infrastructure they control
- Companies already running DataRobot predictive models that now want to add AI agents
- Teams standardizing on NVIDIA or Dell AI Factory hardware for on-premises AI
Watch-outs
- Agent platform is newer and less proven than the core AutoML business
- Private company with no disclosed primary funding round since 2021
- Strong competition from Databricks, Dataiku and the hyperscaler AI platforms
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DataRobot is an established, Gartner-recognized enterprise AI platform. It has moved hard into governed agentic AI through a joint NVIDIA stack and partnerships with Dell, Nebius and SAP, plus newly announced projects with Chevron and Aon. It merits a structured evaluation, especially for regulated or sovereignty-sensitive buyers who need AI on infrastructure they control. Test the newer agent tooling carefully against Databricks, Dataiku and the hyperscaler platforms, and do commercial and viability due diligence given the company's private-market history.
Signal Provenance
Latest observation date and source for each signal category
| Signal Category | Last Updated | Source |
|---|---|---|
Funding Signals Last funding round, Funding stage | Oct 31, 2026 | Montclare research agents |
Hiring Velocity Headcount, Headcount growth | Nov 3, 2026 | Montclare research agents |
Technical Output Research papers, GitHub activity | Nov 1, 2026 | Montclare research agents |
News Sentiment News mentions, News sentiment | Nov 2, 2026 | Montclare research agents |
Partnership Signals Enterprise partnerships, Distribution partners | Never | Montclare research agents |
Revenue Indicators ARR estimate, Revenue growth | Nov 3, 2026 | Montclare research agents |
Leadership Signals CEO tenure, Founder-led | Nov 3, 2026 | Montclare research agents |
Competitive Position Category rank, Market share | Nov 3, 2026 | Montclare research agents |
Why this Bluescore?
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