On Monday, Coralogix, a well-funded observability platform, announced it has acquired Aporia, a startup that helps businesses monitor and protect their AI systems. Aporia's tools help prevent AI mistakes, like incorrect outputs or unintended data leaks. With this acquisition, Coralogix plans to create a new AI research center called Coralogix AI, which will be led by Aporia’s co-founders, CEO Liran Hason and CTO Alon Gubkin. Aporia’s technology will be integrated into Coralogix’s services.
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The goal of the acquisition is to build a unified platform for monitoring both traditional IT systems and AI systems. This platform will provide users with insights into their data, applications, infrastructure, and AI models. Coralogix, which was founded in 2014, has long offered monitoring, analytics, and security tools, but until now, it didn’t have specific tools for monitoring AI systems. With Aporia, Coralogix fills that gap.
Aporia, founded in 2019, focuses on machine learning and raised $30 million in funding, including a $25 million Series A round in 2022.
Though the exact price of the acquisition wasn’t shared, it reflects a larger trend where big companies are buying smaller, specialized companies to offer more complete platforms for their customers.
The official link for this news is https://www.aporia.com/blog/aporia-has-been-acquired-by-coralogix/.