Supabase’s mission remains to store the world’s data as agents are anticipated to generate far more data going forward.

Agents are described as buyers creating and using multiple databases for prototypes, explorations, dashboards, and apps.

Both companies reiterate commitments to open source, strong developer experience, and solving hard infrastructure problems.

The deal reflects a broader trend in AI-enabled database infrastructure, driven by the needs of AI agents and prototypes.

Supabase announces its acquisition of Turso to broaden its AI-enabled database platform, funding the move with a fresh $150 million round led by GIC and joined by CapitalG, IronArc, and SquarePeg.

The financing and acquisition are aimed at accelerating development of agent-driven database infrastructure and providing liquidity to employees.

Analysts expect bundling AI-ready data stores and compute capabilities could lift net revenue retention, while rivals may need to pursue similar capabilities to stay competitive.

Supabase now launches over a million databases weekly and expects demand to outpace current capacity, driving a need for scalable, on-demand database infrastructure.

The company underscores its open-source heritage and position as a critical open infrastructure layer powering the AI revolution.

Supabase reports rapid growth with over a million new users and 4 million databases per month, about 70% of which are created by agents or AI tools; databases have jumped 600% year over year as of June.

Supabase has launched Supabase Compute, a hosted sandbox service designed for long-running AI agents.

Singapore’s potential as a global AI-enabled tech ecosystem is highlighted, backed by local backers like GIC.