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Supabase raises $150M at a $10.65B valuation and acquires Turso; 70% of its new databases are now created by AI agents

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On Oct 2, 2026 the Postgres backend company Supabase announced a $150M round led by Singapore's GIC at a $10.65B valuation and agreed to acquire Turso, which makes lightweight SQLite-based databases aimed at AI agents. Y Combinator said 70% of new Supabase databases are now created by agents or AI-driven tools, a concrete measure of how much software infrastructure agents now provision themselves.

Key facts

What happened

Supabase, an open-source Postgres backend popular with "vibe coding" tools, closed a $150M round led by GIC and announced it is buying Turso, a SQLite-compatible database built so agents can create databases almost instantly. The funding goes to employee liquidity and new agent features.

Why it matters

The 70% figure is one of the clearest numbers on agents as direct users of infrastructure: most new databases on a large developer platform are no longer created by a human clicking a button.

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  • 2026-10-03: created (morning sweep, Techmeme)

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