Observability platform Coralogix acquires AI monitoring startup Aporia to enhance its AI workload monitoring and security capabilities and provide enterprises with more comprehensive AI system management tools. The acquisition not only integrated Aporia's technology, but also prompted Coralogix to establish a dedicated AI research center - Coralogix AI, led by Aporia's co-founder. This marks the further deepening of Coralogix's strategic layout in the AI field, and also reflects the current market's growing demand for integrated AI monitoring platforms.
Coralogix, a well-known observability platform, recently announced the acquisition of AI monitoring startup Aporia. The move aims to enhance its capabilities in AI workload monitoring and security and provide enterprises with more comprehensive AI system management tools. As part of the acquisition, Coralogix will also establish a dedicated AI research center, Coralogix AI, which will be led by Aporia co-founder and CEO Liran Hason and co-founder and CTO Alon Gubkin. Aporia's technology will be fully integrated into Coralogix's services.
Coralogix CEO Ariel Assaraf said: "This acquisition is significant for us. With Aporia's technology and expertise, the hundreds of AI teams currently using Coralogix will be able to better understand, protect and control their AI systems."
The core goal of the acquisition is to integrate Aporia's technology into a new unified monitoring platform that will support both AI workloads and traditional IT workloads, providing users with comprehensive insights into data pipelines, infrastructure, applications and AI. Comprehensive insights into the system. Coralogix was founded in 2014. Although its platform itself provides various monitoring, analysis and security services as well as AI tools, it has been lacking monitoring tools specifically for AI systems. The acquisition of Aporia fills this gap.
Founded in 2019, Aporia has been focused on machine learning long before the big language model craze. Since its establishment, Aporia has raised a total of US$30 million, with the most recent round of financing being a US$25 million Series A financing completed in 2022. Its investors include well-known institutions such as Tiger Global, TLV Partners, Samsung Next and Vertex Ventures.
Although the two companies did not disclose the price of the acquisition, the move is in line with current market trends: large platforms are building more comprehensive full-stack platforms by acquiring solutions in specific areas to meet the needs of enterprises for integrated platforms. needs.
Coralogix CTO Yoni Farin said: "This expansion further strengthens Coralogix's determination in our AI strategy, and we will be committed to providing customers with the most cutting-edge technology. The new research center will promote AI innovation and collaboration to provide our customers with everything they need." Required tools and environments to drive the future development of AI systems.”
Coralogix's acquisition of Aporia is an important event in the field of AI monitoring. It indicates that in the future, AI monitoring platforms will focus more on integration and comprehensiveness, providing enterprises with more complete AI system management solutions. The deal also highlights the strong market demand for professional AI monitoring tools and the trend of large platforms building full-stack platforms.