Seattle, WA
MotherDuck provides data infrastructure and analytics for both small and big data. The company combines DuckDB's elegance and speed with the collaborative and scalable capabilities of the cloud to offer a serverless, user-friendly analytics platform suitable for both small and large datasets. It is headquartered in Seattle, Washington, United States.
Last Round Date
9/20/2023
Current Valuation
$400M
Size of Funding
$53M
Total Raised
$100M
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