Cybersecurity

Rubrik, a California-based security and AI operations company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, has announced plans to invest more than £375 million in the UK over the next five years.

The company has also named London as its EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa) headquarters.

Rubrik’s UK business delivered a record first quarter, including strong customer growth in significant enterprise and public-sector organisations. New customers adopting Rubrik’s cyber resilience platform include Fortegra Financial Corporation, Harbour Energy, Manchester City Council and the Scottish Government.

Rubrik now serves 2,000 customers across EMEA. Establishing London as the company’s EMEA headquarters will help it scale its regional operations, the company says, access the UK’s deep technology talent pool and support its growing customer base.

Rubrik’s new UK office will provide a collaborative workspace with access to building-wide amenities, including an indoor park, cafe, wellness studio, and rooftop bar. The space also includes plans for an Executive Briefing Centre to support engagements with customers and partners.

“The UK is one of the world’s leading technology markets, and has become increasingly important to Rubrik’s long-term growth,” said Bipul Sinha, CEO, chairman and co-founder, Rubrik. 

“As organisations accelerate AI adoption, cyber resilience is now an urgent business imperative. This investment strengthens our UK ecosystem, helping EMEA customers address the critical need for European data sovereignty, quickly recover from cyberattacks, and safely scale AI.”

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Kanishka Narayan, Minister for AI and Online Safety, commented: “Rubrik’s decision to make London its European headquarters is a vote of confidence in Britain’s talent and this country as a place to invest, hire and grow.

“It will create high-skilled jobs and deepen our strengths in the fast-growing fields of cyber and AI, another sign that the UK is where the world’s leading tech companies are choosing to build their future.”

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