OpenAI and Databricks at DAIS 2026: Making enterprise AI real
Summary
Databricks and OpenAI are partnering to make enterprise AI real, combining Databricks' data and AI infrastructure with OpenAI's advanced intelligence. This collaboration helps organizations move from prototypes to production-ready agents, with a joint webinar on August 4-6 to showcase what's next for agentic AI at scale.
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