Tabular Closes $26 Million in Funding
Tabular, a San Jose, CA-based independent data platform based on Apache Iceberg, closed a $26 million funding round, bringing its total investment to $37 million.
Tabular, a San Jose, CA-based independent data platform based on Apache Iceberg, closed a $26 million funding round, bringing its total investment to $37 million.
SaaS Investors
The round was led by Altimeter Capital, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz (which led a previous funding round) and Zetta Venture Partners.
Tabular Use of Funds
The funding will be used to expand Tabular's market reach beyond AWS to include Google Cloud, Azure, and MinIO object storage for on-premises and hybrid cloud deployments.
About Tabular
Founded by Ryan Blue, Dan Weeks, and Jason Reid, Tabular provides an independent data platform that enables businesses to query data flexibly and secure it with access controls. It eliminates the pain data engineers and data scientists endure fighting the shortcomings of their data infrastructure. The Tabular platform – available on AWS and GCP (preview) – is the easiest path to success with Iceberg-based storage. It is a cloud-native SaaS offering that supports a wide range of compute engines. It auto-optimizes storage for faster, cheaper queries and provides centralized RBAC, enforced down to the data table level.
Funding Details
Company: Tabular Technologies, Inc.
Raised: $26.0M
Round: Unknown
Funding Month: September 2023
Lead Investors: Altimeter Capital
Additional Investors: Andreessen Horowitz and Zetta Venture Partners
Company Website: https://tabular.io/
Software Category: Data Automation Platform
