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NoSQL Databases2755 Augustine Dr, 8th Floor, Santa Clara, CaliforniaFounded 2010

DataStax was acquired by IBM.

DataStax makes Astra DB and DataStax Enterprise, databases built on Apache Cassandra, and Langflow, an open-source tool for building AI applications; it has been part of IBM since IBM's acquisition closed in May 2025.

datastax.comLinkedInUpdated Oct 30, 2026
Annual revenue
$246.9M
Oct 2024EST
Owner
IBM
Date not on record
Total raised
$342.6M
7 rounds
Employees
692
Oct 2024

DataStax revenue

DataStax's last reported revenue was over $100M in 2018 (Billy Bosworth on camera). GetLatka estimates it at about $246.9M a year (October 2024).

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All 4 revenue readings, with sources
As ofRevenueSource
2018Over $100MBilly Bosworth on cameraWatch at 8:28
Feb 2019$150M–
Dec 2023$212.3MESTGetLatka estimate
Oct 2024$246.9MESTGetLatka estimate

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Who owns DataStax

IBM owns DataStax. The date and price of the deal are not on record.

DataStax funding rounds & investors

DataStax has raised $342.6M across seven rounds since 2010. The latest was a $115M Growth Equity round in June 2022, led by the Growth Equity business within Goldman Sachs Asset Management.

DateRoundRaisedValuationLed bySource
Jun 2022Growth Equity$115M$1.6Bthe Growth Equity business within Goldman Sachs Asset ManagementCompany Website
May 2021Series F$37.6M$1.2B–
Sep 2014Series E$106M––
Jul 2013Series D$45.3M––
Sep 2012Series C$25M––
Sep 2011Series B$11M–Company Website
Oct 2010Series A$2.7M–Company Website
Total raised$342.6M

Interviews with Billy Bosworth

Nathan Latka has interviewed DataStax once, speaking with Billy Bosworth. Each figure links to the second it was said.

Watch: How DataStax Surpassed $100M ARR with Over 75% Gross Margins and Net Expansion Well Beyond 110% (Interview with CEO Billy Bosworth)

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DataStax competitors

DataStax competes most directly with MongoDB, Redis, InfluxData and Yugabyte.

CompanyRevenueFundingEmployeesCustomersFounded
MongoDB$2.5B$306.1M7,56946.4K2007
Redis$300M$355.6M5018.5K2011
DataStax$246.9M$342.6M6925002010
InfluxData$75M$119.9M1974002012
Yugabyte$45.3M$282M412–2016

DataStax CEO, founders & employees

Jonathan Ellis and Matt Pfeil founded DataStax in 2010. Chet Kapoor was CEO. DataStax had 692 employees (October 2024, LinkedIn), up from 655 a year earlier.

BoardEric Anderson, Judith Sim, Archie Deskus, Jim Baum, Joseph DiSabato, Eric Chin, Kelly Battles, Sandesh Patnam, Jose Morales

InvestorsPaul Madera

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All 14 headcount readings, with sources
As ofEmployeesSource
Oct 2024692LinkedIn
Dec 2023655LinkedIn
Jul 2023666–
Dec 2022720LinkedIn
Dec 2021668LinkedIn
Dec 2020496–
Jun 2020489–
Jan 2020500–
Dec 2019648–
2018Over 450Billy Bosworth on cameraWatch at 7:33
Sep 2014350–
Jul 2013140–
Jan 2012100–
Sep 201125–

DataStax FAQ

What was DataStax's revenue?

GetLatka estimates DataStax's revenue at about $246.9M a year (October 2024). The last reported figure was over $100M in 2018, as Billy Bosworth said on camera.

Who owns DataStax?

IBM owns DataStax.

How much funding has DataStax raised?

DataStax raised $342.6M across seven funding rounds before IBM bought it. The last was a $115M Growth Equity round in June 2022, led by the Growth Equity business within Goldman Sachs Asset Management.

How many employees does DataStax have?

DataStax had 692 employees in October 2024, according to LinkedIn.

Who founded DataStax?

Jonathan Ellis and Matt Pfeil founded DataStax in 2010.

How this page is sourced

9 said on camera · 7 from public sources · 2 estimates. Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST and say whose they are. Not financial advice.

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