Databricks Clean Rooms
GADatabricks Clean Rooms uses OpenSharing and serverless compute to give up to ten parties a privacy-protecting environment where approved notebooks and JAR workloads run on combined data without any party seeing another's data. Public Preview from August 6, 2024, opened to all AWS and Azure customers on November 13, 2024, and generally available since January 29, 2025; in 2026 packaged clean rooms (July 31), shared output, JAR workloads and one-step identity resolution providers (October 13) reached GA, and since October 28, 2026 clean room notebooks can run on serverless GPU compute on AI Runtime for inference and training.
Status history
- GA2025-01-29 · Jan 2025Release notes
Verified on 2026-11-05 against Databricks sources. Hand-written: the note predates the feed archive.
- Public preview2024-08-06 · Aug 2024Release notes
Hand-written: the note predates the feed archive; verified live on 2026-11-05. Earliest clean rooms release note on any monthly page; the preview was gated until November 13, 2024.
Sources (10)
- 2026-11-03Databricks docs
- 2026-10-28Release notes
- 2026-10-13Release notes
- 2026-10-13Release notes
- 2026-10-13Release notes
- 2026-10-08Databricks docs
- 2026-07-31Release notes
- 2025-01-29Release notes GA
- 2024-11-13Release notes
- 2024-08-06Release notes Public preview
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