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Events in European Data and Analytics, 1H22

Publisher IDC
Published Aug 05, 2022
Length 5 Pages
SKU # IDC17338010

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Events in European Data and Analytics, 1H22

This IDC Market Note details key moves in the analytics and data market in Europe between January and June 2022, focusing on tech vendor investments as well as mergers and acquisitions. It also includes market moves outside these categories that illustrate broader market trends.

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5 Pages

Executive Snapshot

In This Market Note

IDC's Point of View

Notable Investments

Collibra Announces Investment from Snowflake to Expand Data Intelligence for Snowflake Data Cloud

Starburst Raises $250M Series D to Deliver Faster Analytics on Enterprise Data

MongoDB Launches MongoDB Ventures Investment Fund

Grafana Labs Announces $240M Series D round Led by Wealth Fund GIC

Notable Mergers and Acquisitions

IBM Announces Acquisition of Envizi, a Data and Analytics Software Provider for Environmental Performance Management

Snowflake Acquires Streamlit to Help Customers Build Data-Based Apps

Thoma Bravo Acquires Cloud-Native Platform for Orchestrating Business Performance Anaplan in $10.7B Deal

Alteryx Closes Acquisition of U.S.-Based Data Engineering Company Trifacta

Starburst Acquires Varada to Deliver Faster Data Lake Analytics

OVHCloud Announces Acquisition of ForePaas

Other Key Market Moves

IBM, AWS Sign Strategic Collaboration Agreement to Deliver IBM SaaS on AWS

Salesforce Introduces Tableau Cloud, Partners with Snowflake to Provide an Extended Promotional Trial

HPE Launches Swarm Learning, Machine Learning Development System

Oracle Announces MySQL HeatWave ML, Adding Machine Learning Capabilities to its MySQL Applications

Snowflake Announces General Availability for Snowsight

Microsoft Introduces Purview, a New Set of Solutions for Compliance and Data Governance

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