Julia Computing

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Julia is a fast open-source language for data science, machine learning, and scientific computing. Julia provides the functionality, ease-of-use and intuitive syntax of R, Python, Matlab, SAS or Stata combined with the speed, capacity, and performance of C, C++ or Java. The Company's product delivers dramatic improvements in simplicity, speed, capacity, and productivity to solve massive computational problems quickly and accurately, making it the preferred language for big data and analytics.

TypePrivate
Founded2013
HQBoston, USMap
Websitejuliacomputing.com
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Employees (est.) (Mar 2019)29

Key People/Management at Julia Computing

Alan Edelman

Alan Edelman

Co-Founder and Chief Scientist
Andrew Claster

Andrew Claster

Director of Marketing & Communications
Jeff Bezanson

Jeff Bezanson

Co-Founder and CTO (Language)
Stefan Karpinski

Stefan Karpinski

Co-Founder and CTO (Open Source)
Keno Fischer

Keno Fischer

Co-Founder and CTO (Tools)
Josh Day

Josh Day

Senior Research Scientist
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Julia Computing Office Locations

Julia Computing has an office in Boston
Boston, US (HQ)
Boston, MA, USA
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Julia Computing Financials and Metrics

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Founding Date

2013

Julia Computing total Funding

$4.6 m

Julia Computing latest funding size

$4.60 m

Time since last funding

2 years ago

Julia Computing investors

Founder Collective, General Catalyst Partners
Julia Computing's latest funding round in June 2017 was reported to be $4.6 m. In total, Julia Computing has raised $4.6 m
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March 06, 2019

Newsletter March 2019

Julia Co-Creators Receive James H. Wilkinson Prize: Julia co-creators Jeff Bezanson, Stefan Karpinski and Viral Shah Received the James H. Wilkinson Prize for Numerical Software at the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) Conference on Computational Science and Engineering (CSE19). …
February 27, 2019

JuliaDB in Julia 1.0

In many data science applications, it is easy to run out of memory when working with data. An analyst working with big data has a few options available to them: Buy more RAM. Rent RAM with a cloud-based service. Use a sample of the dataset. Buy a SAS license. None of these options are p…
February 19, 2019

Growing a Compiler - Getting to machine learning from a general purpose compiler

The Compilers for Machine Learning workshop was recently held at CGO 2019. Since compiler techniques affect a large part of the machine learning stack, this workshop aimed to highlight research that incorporates compiler techniques and algorithms in optimizing machine learning workloads. The worksho…
February 13, 2019

JuliaTeam Vision

Julia Computing has a new product called JuliaTeam. Currently it lets developers install Julia packages behind a company’s firewall without hassles while hooking into authentication systems so that IT and management have insight and control over who’s using what Julia packages. We’ve written about i…
February 04, 2019

Newsletter February 2019

Julia Computing is pleased to announce the launch of JuliaAcademy, the new Julia Computing training platform for 3 types of learning: self-directed, online instructor-led and in-person onsite training. JuliaAcademy courses include: Intro to Julia, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in J…
January 04, 2019

Newsletter January 2019

Julia Co-Creators Win Wilkinson Prize: Julia co-creators Jeff Bezanson, Stefan Karpinski and Viral Shah are the winners of the prestigious James H. Wilkinson Prize for Numerical Software. This prize is awarded every four years to recognize innovative software in scientific computing. The award will …
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 Julia Computing Frequently Asked Questions

  • When was Julia Computing founded?

    Julia Computing was founded in 2013.

  • Who are Julia Computing key executives?

    Julia Computing's key executives are Alan Edelman, Andrew Claster and Jeff Bezanson.

  • How many employees does Julia Computing have?

    Julia Computing has 29 employees.

  • Who are Julia Computing competitors?

    Competitors of Julia Computing include Tidelift, Aerospike and Kubernetes.

  • Where is Julia Computing headquarters?

    Julia Computing headquarters is located at Boston, MA, USA, Boston.

  • Where are Julia Computing offices?

    Julia Computing has an office in Boston.

  • How many offices does Julia Computing have?

    Julia Computing has 1 office.

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