SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23 (Xinhua) -- U.S. California-based Coralogix, the well-funded observability platform, on Monday announced that it has acquired Aporia, a startup that focuses on giving businesses tools to observe and secure their artificial intelligence (AI) workloads, as well as set guardrails for them to avoid hallucinations or unintended disclosures.
As part of this acquisition, Coralogix will launch a dedicated AI research center, Coralogix AI, which will be led by Aporia co-founders CEO Liran Hason and CTO Alon Gubkin. Aporia's technology will be integrated into Coralogix' service, according to the announcement.
"This acquisition is a significant step for us. Using Aporia's technology and expertise, hundreds of AI teams already using Coralogix today will be able to enjoy high-quality visibility, protection, and control over their AI systems," said Coralogix CEO Ariel Assaraf.
Coralogix was founded in 2014. While it offers a wide range of monitoring, analytics, and security services, the company didn't have dedicated tools for monitoring AI systems. Acquiring Aporia closes this hole.
Aporia was founded in 2019 with a focus on machine learning. Since its launch, the company has raised a total of 30 million U.S. dollars, with the last round being a 25-million-dollar Series A in 2022. Investors include Tiger Global, TLV Partners, Samsung Next, and Vertex Ventures, the announcement said.
