Meta acquires AI data platform Sundial to bolster its analytics push

The startup, founded by two former Meta employees, will be folded into a new data analytics organization led by Alex Schultz Meta has bought Sundial, an AI-powered data analytics platform. A company spokesperson confirmed the deal to Axios. The twist is that Sundial’s founders used to work at Meta. They left, built a company, and now they’re coming back with it. Sundial was co-founded in 2021 by Chandra Narayanan and Julie Zhuo, both former Meta executives. The startup builds self-service analytics tools for businesses. Its pitch combines three ingredients: AI, contextual data, and what the company calls expert playbooks. The goal is to help enterprises make decisions faster without routing every question through a data team. The startup raised $23 million in total funding.

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