Dune Analytics supprime 25 % de ses effectifs pour pivoter vers l'IA

Dune Analytics se restructure autour de l'intelligence artificielle et des clients entreprises. L'entreprise réduit ses effectifs de 25 % pour soutenir ce virage stratégique.

Dune Analytics a commencé à supprimer un quart de ses effectifs. Ces changements font partie d'un plan visant à se concentrer sur les outils d'intelligence artificielle et les clients institutionnels plutôt que sur ses priorités précédentes.

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