Meta buys Sundial, the AI data analytics startup founded by two former executives
Meta acquired Sundial, an AI data analytics startup founded in 2021 by Chandra Narayanan and Julie Zhuo, both former Meta executives. A company spokesperson confirmed the deal to Axios. Sundial had raised US$23 million, including a US$16 million Series A announced in July 2025 led by DJ Patil of GPV, with backing from Sequoia Capital. The startup will not continue as a standalone product: its tools will be integrated into a new internal data analytics organization at Meta led by Alex Schultz.
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- Meta confirmed the Sundial purchase to Axios; the deal amount was not disclosed.
- Sundial, founded in 2021 by Chandra Narayanan and Julie Zhuo, former Meta executives, had raised US$23 million.
- The startup will not continue as a standalone product: its technology will be integrated into an internal data analytics unit led by Alex Schultz.
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