Revefi Launches AI Agent for Autonomous Cloud Data Spend Optimization
Revefi, a leader in automated Cloud DataOps and FinOps, today announced the launch of its revolutionary AI Agent for Data Spend Optimization—a transformative solution designed to deliver unprecedented efficiency and cost savings for enterprises using data platforms such as Snowflake, Databricks, Google BigQuery, and AWS Redshift.
Autonomous Level 5 Optimization: The Future of Data Spend Management
At the 2025 Gartner Data & Analytics Summit, Louis DiModugno, Global Chief Data Officer at Verisk, showcased how Revefi’s AI Agent helped reduce Snowflake costs by 60% while data usage grew by 50%. The AI Agent autonomously created over 665,000 monitors across massive data sets, offering proactive data quality and observability without any human intervention.
Key Features and Benefits of the Revefi AI Agent:
- Automated FinOps: Full financial control with continuous resource optimization, cost tracking, forecasting, chargebacks, and budget management.
- Automated Data Observability: Streamlines data engineering workflows to build and maintain infrastructure efficiently.
- Performance Optimization: Automatically identifies and resolves bottlenecks, reducing query times and infrastructure expenses.
- Streamlined Data Operations: Continuous SLA monitoring and proactive issue resolution enhance cost-efficiency.
- Actionable Insights: Provides detailed usage reports, pinpoints cost drivers, and offers optimization recommendations to reduce waste.
Empowering Enterprises to Focus on Innovation
Revefi CEO Sanjay Agrawal explains, “Cloud data costs are a significant challenge. Our AI Agent’s self-tuning, self-driving, and self-healing capabilities help enterprises like Verisk, AMD, and Stanley Black & Decker save millions and improve operational efficiency, freeing teams to focus on innovation.”
CTO Shashank Gupta adds, “With zero-touch deployment and 5-minute onboarding, our AI Agent integrates seamlessly with existing ecosystems—eliminating the need for data teams to intervene and shifting their focus from firefighting to strategic growth.”
