When Databricks opened its New York R&D hub at 5 Bryant Park earlier this year, we made a bet: world-class AI would be built right here in Manhattan. Today, that bet is paying off.
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Databricks Is Doubling Down On New York City As A Premier AI Talent Hub
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Our NYC engineering team is already shaping the future of enterprise AI, from foundational research to the products that put AI to work for the world's largest organizations. Our NYC office is one of the largest concentrations of AI research talent in the city.
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