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EDB has raised $8.0M across 1 funding round.
Key people at EDB.
EDB has raised $8.0M in total across 1 funding round.
EDB is a fully remote software company based in the United States that develops an enterprise-grade Postgres data and artificial intelligence platform for transactional, analytical, and AI workloads. Built upon the extensible Postgres database, the organization provides commercial software and services enabling global businesses and government entities to manage databases, data warehouses, and data lakes across cloud and on-premises infrastructure. The company recently expanded its capabilities by launching EDB Postgres AI, a specialized platform engineered for managing complex data architectures within hybrid and sovereign computing environments. To support customized deployments, the firm introduced the EDB Postgres AI Configurator, allowing enterprise clients to tailor their sovereign artificial intelligence setups to specific operational requirements. Operating globally within the enterprise database management sector, the company currently employs a workforce of 804 total personnel. EDB was founded in 2004.
Key people at EDB.
EDB has raised $8.0M in total across 1 funding round.
EDB's investors include GFT Ventures.
EDB has raised $8.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $8.0M Series U in July 2010.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 1, 2010 | $8M Series U | — | GFT Ventures | Announced |
EDB (EnterpriseDB) is a leading provider of enterprise-class software and services built on the open-source PostgreSQL (Postgres) database, enabling organizations to accelerate Postgres adoption for mission-critical workloads.[1][4][5] The company develops performance, security, and manageability enhancements to Postgres, including Oracle compatibility for workload migrations, and offers a sovereign AI and data platform optimized for hybrid and multi-cloud environments with features like petabyte-scale analytics via EDB Postgres AI for WarehousePG.[4][6] EDB serves enterprises needing high availability, reliability, security, and 24x7 global support, solving challenges in managing complex data for AI, analytics, and transactional systems while reducing dependency on proprietary databases like Oracle.[1][4][5]
Founded as a Postgres pioneer, EDB has grown through strategic acquisitions and investments, positioning it as the largest contributor to the Postgres ecosystem with strong momentum from majority backing by Bain Capital Private Equity in 2022.[1][4]
EDB was founded in 2004 in the United States, initially introducing EnterpriseDB 2005, which won Best Database Solution at LinuxWorld.[4] Under the leadership of President and CEO Ed Boyajian since 2008, the company evolved its offerings: renaming to Postgres Plus Advanced Server in 2008, launching the EDB Postgres Platform in 2016, and rebranding the core database to EDB Postgres Advanced Server.[4] Key milestones include acquiring 2ndQuadrant in 2020 to solidify Postgres leadership and receiving a majority growth investment from Bain Capital Private Equity in June 2022, with Great Hill Partners (acquirer in 2019) retaining a significant stake; Kevin Dallas became CEO in August 2023.[1][4]
This trajectory reflects EDB's roots in open-source innovation, scaling from a database enhancer to a comprehensive enterprise platform amid rising demand for Postgres in cloud-native and AI-driven applications.[1][4][5]
EDB stands out in the database market through Postgres-centric innovations tailored for enterprise scale:
These elements provide superior developer experience, cost efficiency over proprietary alternatives, and flexibility for modern data-intensive applications.[1][4]
EDB rides the explosive growth of open-source databases and sovereign AI, capitalizing on Postgres' rise as the world's most advanced open-source relational database amid cloud migration and AI data sovereignty demands.[1][4][6] Timing is ideal: enterprises seek alternatives to Oracle amid high licensing costs and vendor lock-in, while regulations push sovereign cloud solutions; Postgres' extensibility powers AI workloads like vector search and analytics at scale.[4][6] Market forces favoring EDB include hybrid/multi-cloud proliferation, AI inference needs, and open-source momentum, with EDB influencing the ecosystem as a top Postgres contributor and enabler for thousands of enterprise deployments.[1][4]
By facilitating Oracle-to-Postgres shifts and AI-optimized platforms, EDB amplifies Postgres' dominance, empowering faster innovation in fintech, healthcare, and telco sectors.[1][5]
EDB is poised to expand its sovereign AI platform, leveraging recent WarehousePG advancements for petabyte-scale analytics and deeper AI integration in hybrid environments.[6] Trends like agentic AI, data sovereignty regulations, and Postgres' enterprise surge will propel growth, potentially through more acquisitions or partnerships amplifying its Oracle migration edge.[1][4] Its influence may evolve from database enhancer to full-stack AI data leader, solidifying Postgres as the go-to for sustainable, scalable enterprise tech—echoing its origins as an open-source pioneer now thriving in the AI era.[1][4][6]
