Computomic Receives Growth Investment from Washington Harbour Partners
Computomic has received a strategic growth investment from Washington Harbour Partners, announced in a press release during the Databricks Data + AI Summit.
Computomic is a global delivery partner for Databricks, specializing in enterprise data modernization, large scale legacy migration, and AI transformation projects. The company has completed more than 250 Databricks implementations across financial services, healthcare, public sector, and manufacturing.
The investment will allow Computomic to expand its capacity, pursue larger customer engagements, and strengthen its Databricks focused operations. The company plans to scale its support for organizations modernizing legacy data systems to enable adoption of AI and advanced analytics at enterprise scale.
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