DataStax Continues Strong Momentum in Q2 FY23

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Aug. 30, 2022 — DataStax, the real-time data company, announced continued strong momentum in its fiscal Q2, marked by new funding led by Goldman Sachs, the general availability of its Astra Streaming cloud service, and new global partnerships. The company also shared that its marquee serverless cloud database—Astra DB—maintained strong market adoption, with over 300% year-over-year growth in annual recurring revenue (ARR).

DataStax also maintained nearly 120% net dollar expansion and over 90% gross dollar retention year-over-year, testaments that its pay-as-you-go Astra DB cloud database is well positioned to help businesses build revenue-generating real-time applications in any economic climate.

“We’re proud to offer an open data stack that just works,” said Chet Kapoor, DataStax chairman and CEO. “Astra DB and Astra Streaming remove barriers like cost, complexity and cloud lock-in, so that any business can build the real-time applications they need to win. We had some important milestones last quarter, and we couldn’t be more excited about our future.”

In its most recent quarter, DataStax inked new and expansion deals with leading enterprises from around the globe, including: Albertsons Companies, Inc., Axlehire, Inc., Brightcove, Bud, Cognira, Inc., Device Insight GmbH, Digital River, Dridco SAU, ecosio GmbH, Endowus, Evinsys, Inc, Fortanix, Inc, Greentube GmbH, Liquid Analytics, Migo Money, Inc, Natura Cosmeticos, Open Text Corporation, Panalgo, Printix, RS Components, Slingshot Aerospace, Inc. and Tondo Smart, Ltd.

Bud is a fintech firm that helps enterprises discover the value of transactional data in the cloud through AI. “We are migrating from utilising the open source Apache Cassandra database, managed by Bud, to DataStax Astra DB for its multi-region, serverless capabilities on Google Cloud Platform as we continue to scale internationally, operating across four continents, and enabling our internal product teams to focus on our own domain – financial data enrichment. Our hyperscaling financial data platform uses Machine Learning to build highly accurate enrichment models, making transactional data valuable and actionable for our clients and consumers through enhancing affordability assessments, hyper personalisation, and user experiences that improve consumer engagement and financial wellbeing.” Michael Cullum, Head of Engineering at Bud.

DataStax Q2 Highlights

In its fiscal Q2, DataStax signed new partnerships, announced the general availability of its award-winning unified event streaming and messaging service, Astra Streaming, and brought in $115M in funding. All of these milestones highlight the company’s continued momentum and are validation that its open data stack for real-time data is well positioned in today’s data management market.

• DataStax Secures $115 Million Investment Led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management
• DataStax’s Astra Streaming Goes GA With New Built-in Support for Kafka and RabbitMQ
• DataStax and Nanyang Polytechnic Partner to Grow the Next Generation of Big Data Management Talent in Singapore
• Voltron Data and DataStax Partner to Accelerate the Business Impact of Real-Time Data
• A study by industry analyst firm GigaOm reveals that enterprises can save up to 85 percent in the three-year total cost of ownership (TCO) with Astra DB

About DataStax

DataStax is the real-time data company. With DataStax, any enterprise can mobilize real-time data and quickly build the smart, highly scalable applications required to be a data-driven business. The DataStax Astra cloud service uniquely combines the power of Apache Cassandra—the world’s most scalable database—with the advanced Apache Pulsar streaming technology in a unified stack, available on any cloud. Hundreds of the world’s leading enterprises, including Verizon, Audi, ESL Gaming and many more rely on DataStax to unleash the power of real-time data to create the in-the-moment digital experiences that can win new markets and change industries. Learn more at DataStax.com.

Source: DataStax