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11 NovBusiness & Industrywww.itpro.com

Databricks to train 500,000 people across EMEA in data and AI by 2030

Rich Radley, head of EMEA for Databricks, pictured on stage at the annual Data + AI Tour at the ExCeL in London.

AIAI-generated summary Databricks has announced a three billion dollar investment plan across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa to expand research and development teams and support partner programs. As part of this regional investment, the company has pledged to train 500,000 students and professionals in data and artificial intelligence skills by 2030.

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