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DataRobot

What is DataRobot?

DataRobot is a US software company whose platform helps organisations build, operate and monitor AI applications. It became known for automated machine learning (AutoML), which trains and compares many model variants automatically – for example to predict customer churn or demand. Today the company also focuses on running and governing AI agents (as of October 2026).

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  • AutoML
  • MLOps
  • AI platform

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  • fundamentals
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  • Cloud
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