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Timescale builds TimescaleDB, a relational database for time-series data built on PostgreSQL.
Raised $181M across disclosed rounds.[4]
Series C closed February 2022, led by Tiger Global.[1][5]
post-money valuation is not publicly disclosed.
Named investors include Benchmark, New Enterprise Associates, Redpoint Ventures, Icon Ventures, Two Sigma Ventures, Tiger Global.[1][4][5]
Ajay Kulkarni, CEO and Co-founder[1][3][7][8]
Michael Freedman, CTO and Co-founder[1][3][7][8]
Michael Freedman, Cofounder CTO[4]
Tanya Higgins, Brand & Design Lead[4]
Adam N., Head Of Sales[4]
Nichole Johnson, People Partner[4]
Kevin Barry, Head Of Customer Success[4]
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Timescale builds TimescaleDB, a relational database for time-series data built on PostgreSQL.
Ask for one referenceable production customer.
Not a recommendation. The first thing this ledger cannot answer.
Kelsey Pfeiffer, People Business Partner[4]
Agne Rodríguez Leslie, People Partner[4]
Leah Davis Aviram, General Counsel[4]
Ryan Johnson, Head Of Support[4]
Lee Hampton, Director Of Engineering - Platform[4]
InfluxData · influxdata.com · Same buyer (developers with time-series workloads), same budget (database infrastructure), substitute behavior for time-series storage.[3]
ClickHouse · clickhouse.com · Overlaps on operational analytics and time-series query performance, but ClickHouse uses eventual consistency and a different query model.[4]
MongoDB · mongodb.com · Overlaps on time-series workloads but uses a non-relational data model; competes for developer mindshare on time-series.[6]
Amazon Timestream · aws.amazon.com/timestream · Same buyer (AWS customers with time-series data), same budget (cloud database spend), substitute for managed time-series.[6]
Citus Data (Microsoft) · citusdata.com · Same technical approach (PostgreSQL extension) but focused on horizontal scaling of Postgres generally, not time-series specifically.[3]
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