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Quantexa named Databricks 2025 Enterprise built on partner of the year

Quantexa has been awarded the 2025 Databricks Enterprise Built on Partner of the Year. The award was presented at the Data + AI Summit in San Francisco on…

By LionHerald June 10, 2025 · 1 min read
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Quantexa has been awarded the 2025 Databricks Enterprise Built on Partner of the Year. The award was presented at the Data + AI Summit in San Francisco on June 9th, 2025.

Quantexa, a UK and US-based leader in Decision Intelligence, was recognized for its strong work integrating with Databricks. Together, they help businesses and government agencies build trusted, AI-ready data systems. This allows users to break down data silos, improve data quality, and make better decisions using AI.

Quantexa’s platform uses Databricks as its main data engine. This helps automate decision-making in areas like customer intelligence, fraud, financial crime, and risk management. The company says its technology boosts accuracy by 90% and speeds up data analysis by 60 times compared to older systems.

Dan Higgins, Quantexa’s Chief Product Officer, said the award shows the success of the partnership. “Customers are using our platform’s entity resolution and machine learning models to unlock the full value of their data,” he said.

Roger Murff, VP of Technology Partners at Databricks, also praised the work. He said Quantexa’s platform helps companies unify data and improve AI-driven decisions.

Quantexa has over 800 staff worldwide. Their platform processes billions of data points for private and public sector clients. A recent Forrester study reported customers using Quantexa’s system saw a 228% return on investment over three years.

Quantexa will present more details about its work at the Databricks Data + AI Summit, running June 9–12 in San Francisco.

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