Supabase · funding
Supabase Raises $150 Million and Moves to Acquire Turso
Supabase raised $150 million led by GIC and announced the Turso acquisition to expand low-cost, on-demand database infrastructure for AI agents.
Is the $150 million the price Supabase is paying for Turso?
No. The $150 million is new funding for Supabase; the companies did not disclose the Turso acquisition price.
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Why does the Turso acquisition matter for Supabase?
Turso adds SQLite-based infrastructure designed to provision millions of small databases efficiently, complementing Supabase's Postgres platform as AI agents create more short-lived and isolated workloads.
How strong is demand from AI agents on Supabase?
Supabase says it is adding more than 4 million databases per month, with 70% of new databases created by agents or AI-driven tools.
What will Supabase use the new funding for?
Supabase said the round will support product development around agent-driven databases and provide liquidity for employees, but it did not disclose how the $150 million will be divided between those uses.
What happens to Turso after the acquisition?
Supabase says Turso will continue operating while its technology gains a path into the broader Supabase ecosystem, and Turso founder Glauber Costa will lead Supabase's agentic infrastructure effort.
Sources
- PR Newswire — Supabase Announces $150M in New Funding and Turso Acquisition
- Supabase — Supabase is acquiring Turso
Original signal: Supabase ↗
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