Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi isn't the biggest fan of interviews and "gotcha questions." Ghodsi prefers to analyze candidates by testing them with a real challenge within the company.

Ali Ghodsi, CEO and Co-founder of Databricks Databricks The seven-year-old San Francisco startup, which has around 1,500 employees and 6,000 enterprise customers, is "IPO-ready" for 2021, says Ghodsi.

The card belonged to Ali Ghodsi, Databricks’ chief executive officer, and he and his co-founders believed in 2013 that the quick and easy purchase of cloud storage on Amazon Web Services Inc ...

Ali Ghodsi, cofounder and CEO of Databricks, thinks AI will eventually be more transformational than the Internet and bring about the biggest changes since the Industrial Revolution. Ghodsi spoke ...

Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi met his six other co-founders on the campus of UC Berkeley, an experience that was paramount to building the $62 billion data software company.

In a Monday interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer, Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi detailed how the enterprise software company helps its clients, including recent World Series champions, the Texas Rangers.

Earlier on Wednesday, Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi said the company is hiring 3,000 people in 2025. Databricks was close to being free cash flow positive for the first time in the most recent fiscal ...

Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi describes the new product as the "biggest deal" in the history of his company, which has launched several products to grow to its current $43 billion valuation.

At Databricks, he first served as the company’s VP of Engineering and Product Management before being named CEO in 2016.