San Francisco-based Cube, a company that provides a universal semantic layer for all data processing applications, has raised $25 million in funding through 2024. The round was led by Databricks Ventures and included previous investors such as Decibel, Bain Capital Ventures, and Eniac Ventures. Additionally, 645 Ventures' co-founder and managing partner Nnamdi Okike has joined the board of directors as an observer. Including all rounds, Cube has raised a total of $48 million to date.

Cube, led by Artem Keidunov as CEO, offers a universal semantic layer called Cube Cloud that assists companies in managing and optimizing their analytical processes. This layer incorporates business logic, centralizes management and security, improves query performance, and integrates with any data processing endpoint. Any data source can be optimized to enhance performance, accuracy, and consistency prior to being utilized in any data processing application, whether it's internal or external, involving humans or robots. Cube Cloud operates on 90,000 servers and is utilized by 4.9 million users. Among its clients are 203 companies listed in the Fortune 1000.

Now is the beginning of 2025, and Cube is actively hiring for the new talents: - company is looking for remote Principal Software Engineer (Cube Core). Other vacancies you can find here,