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Semiconductor IP company designing the processor architecture in 99% of smartphones.
| Industry | Semiconductors |
| Stage | Public |
| IPO Status | Public |
| Valuation | $238.4B |
| Total Funding | $4.2B (SoftBank acquisition) |
| Headquarters | Cambridge, UK |
Databricks is the world's leading Data Intelligence Platform. Closed $5B Series L in February 2026 at a $134B valuation, making it the highest-valued private software company. IPO expected 2026-2027. No S-1 filed as of May 2026.
| Industry | Enterprise Software |
| Stage | Series L |
| IPO Status | Private |
| Valuation | $134B |
| Total Funding | $19.2B |
| Headquarters | San Francisco, CA |
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Arm Holdings is valued at $238.4B. Databricks is valued at $134B. Both valuations are based on the most recent private funding rounds tracked by TechStackIPO.
Arm Holdings has raised $4.2B (SoftBank acquisition). Databricks has raised $19.2B.
Arm Holdings is currently already public. Databricks is currently private. Track both on TechStackIPO for S-1 filings and IPO announcements.
Arm Holdings operates in Semiconductors, while Databricks operates in Enterprise Software.
Arm Holdings is a Semiconductors company valued at $238.4B with $4.2B (SoftBank acquisition) raised. Databricks is a Enterprise Software company valued at $134B with $19.2B raised. See TechStackIPO's full side-by-side comparison for IPO readiness scores, funding timelines, and investor data.
Accredited investors can access pre-IPO shares in Arm Holdings and Databricks through secondary market platforms, pre-IPO funds, and broker-dealer platforms that facilitate private company transactions. TechStackIPO's marketplace section tracks available access options for both companies. Pre-IPO investments carry higher risk and limited liquidity.