Voltron Data, a Mountain View, CA-based company developing data systems, received an investment from Accenture Ventures.
The amount of the deal was not disclosed.
The company intends to use the funds to support its efforts to help organizations use advanced computing technology to speed up large-scale analytics, used for generative AI and machine learning applications.
Led by CEO Craig Dunham, Voltron Data offers a new way to design and build composable data systems for enterprises and government agencies. Its core solution, Theseus, is a SQL query engine that can enable enterprises to process petabyte-scale data faster and at a lower cost than traditional CPU-based systems.
Theseus uses accelerated hardware, including graphics processing units (GPUs), to quickly analyze log, machine and tabular data – handling what used to be hours-long queries in minutes. For example, cybersecurity systems for financial service institutions generate dozens of terabytes of data daily. With Theseus, organizations can cut the total time to insights by skipping long ingest times and using GPUs to power through data.
The company works with some of the largest global banks, communications, media & technology firms and governments.
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20/02/2025