They are becoming like SAP though where initially a company buys one service and it soon finds itself buying every adjacent service from them. If they manage to do that successfully they will be quite profitable.

They are bundling open source stuff (Spark and Delta and so on), sure, they have their fancy IDE and whatnot on top, but they can let the community maintain things, scale back R&D, focus on things that matter to existing clients.

They have 1.6B revenue, a 50% YoY growth. And still not profitable. Hm, okay, recent acquisition on ML stuff, and of course probably burning hundreds of millions on cloud-GPU-AI shit.

Well, I guess as long as they have so big growth it makes sense to invest and raise ... and yeah that probably completely obscures the actual profitability of their core business. (Not to mention that they are probably spending all that money to try to expand their core business. To upgrade their value prop from cloud version of less-dumb-data-pipelines to 1-800-data-4-AI.)