AI company Databricks doubling footprint at 5 Bryant Park
Tasso Argyros, Databricks’ vice-president of engineering in the city, has said the company “made a bet” that “world-class AI would be built in Manhattan. Today, that bet is paying off.”
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Tasso Argyros, Databricks’ vice-president of engineering in the city, has said the company “made a bet” that “world-class AI would be built in Manhattan. Today, that bet is paying off.”
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