When it comes to managing complex data integrations, many companies struggle with lengthy and manual processes. Each dataset is stored in separate databases and applications, often in incompatible formats that are hard to reconcile. But data startup Lume is changing that, with cutting-edge AI technology designed to automate data mapping. Recently backed by General Catalyst and Khosla Ventures, Lume is set to transform data workflows by making integration not only faster but far more efficient.
The story of Lume begins with its founders, Nicolas Machado, Nebyou Zewde, and Robert Ross—all Stanford computer science graduates with expertise in AI. The trio crossed paths as undergraduates, where they bonded over a shared frustration with the clunky, manual nature of data integration. After
Lume Raises Millions to Make Seamless Data Integration a Reality
- By Anshika Mathews
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We all love data, and we’re all big believers in how important data is.
