Coralogix acquired Aporia to integrate its AI observability tools. This move, announced Dec 23, 2024, adds AI insights and security for its 100+ AI clients globally.
Coralogix announced its acquisition of Aporia on Dec 23, 2024. The deal strengthens Coralogix's position in the observability market by adding tools for AI workload monitoring and security. Aporia, founded in 2019, specializes in machine learning observability. Its technology helps businesses secure AI workflows and prevent issues like hallucinations or data leaks. The acquisition will enhance Coralogix’s offering to over 100 AI-focused clients.
As part of the acquisition, Coralogix will launch Coralogix AI, a research center for AI innovation. The center will be led by Aporia’s co-founders, CEO Liran Hason and CTO Alon Gubkin. Coralogix CEO Ariel Assaraf stated that this initiative will bring greater visibility and control to AI systems. Aporia's tools will integrate into Coralogix's existing services, forming a unified monitoring platform for traditional and AI systems.
Aporia raised $30M since its founding, with $25M coming from a Series A in 2022. Key investors include Tiger Global, TLV Partners, and Samsung Next. Despite being founded before the recent AI boom, Aporia focused early on machine learning. Its growth reflects rising demand for AI observability tools, making it a strong strategic fit for Coralogix.
This acquisition aligns with a growing trend of full-stack solutions dominating the market. Enterprises increasingly prefer integrated platforms over niche tools. Coralogix CTO Yoni Farin emphasized that this move reinforces their AI strategy, ensuring top-tier tech for clients. By combining expertise, Coralogix aims to drive future innovation in AI observability and security.
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