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CIBC Innovation Banking has provided a $30 million growth financing for Aerospike, a real-time database engineered for speed, scale and cost efficiency, powering mission-critical applications across diverse use cases, including Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). This funding will further expand the company’s go-to-market strategy and product innovation. 

Aerospike operates at the intersection of the world’s growing data needs and the new opportunities presented by AI and ML. The company’s massively scalable, millisecond-latency database handles vector search, key-value, and graph applications while still running on 80% less infrastructure than legacy or point solutions.

Demand for real-time data platform

Aerospike said that second quarter of 2024 recurring revenue increased by 51% on a year-over-year basis

Aerospike recently announced that second quarter of 2024 recurring revenue increased by 51% on a year-over-year basis, fuelled by the widespread demand for affordable, scalable, and accurate real-time AI.

Aerospike enables organisations to manage customer recommendation engines, monetisation, and fraud detection for global organisations.  

Subbu Iyer, CEO of Aerospike, said: "This financing is in addition to the $109M investment earlier this year from Sumeru Equity Partners to meet the demand for Aerospike’s real-time data platform, especially for AI. We’re excited to partner with CIBC as we enter our next phase of growth, driving further innovation and investment in our products."

AI revolution

Youssef Kabbani, Executive Director at CIBC Innovation Banking, said: "AI/ML requires more real-time data than ever before and Aerospike is greatly positioned to meet this demand by providing an infinitely scalable database with high performance and low latency."

Youssef Kabbani adds, "We are thrilled to be working with the Aerospike team as they continue to emerge as a main player in the AI revolution."

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