RLH Equity Partners Invests in Databricks Consultancy Climb
RLH Equity Partners announced in a press release that it invested in Climb, a data and AI consultancy focused on Databricks. The financial terms were not disclosed.
Climb helps enterprises build, migrate and scale workloads on the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform. Its services include data engineering, platform migration and modernization, analytics and deployment of production grade AI systems for sectors including healthcare, life sciences, banking, financial services and insurance.
Technology services entrepreneur JP La Torre founded Climb after previously founding AWS consultancy Caylent. The transaction is RLH Equity Partners' second investment from its fifth institutional fund.
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