Datadog updated its Sub-Processors list, effective October 16, 2026. The document now includes four new AI service vendors (Baseten Labs, Databricks, Fireworks.ai, and Together Computer) and adds a new affiliate entity (Datadog Portugal). The column header changed from 'Vendor' to 'Subprocessor' for clarity. These changes expand the list of third parties that may process customer data on Datadog's behalf.
Data controllers: If you use Datadog and are responsible for data processing compliance, you need to document these new third-party vendors in your internal records.
The updated Sub-Processors list discloses four additional AI service vendors (Baseten Labs, Databricks, Fireworks.ai, and Together Computer) that may process customer data, along with a new Datadog affiliate in Portugal. This expands transparency regarding which third parties have access to customer information. Organizations using Datadog should review their data processing agreements and vendor management policies to account for these new subprocessors.
→ Review Datadog's updated Sub-Processors list to identify the new AI vendors processing your data
→ Update your organization's Records of Processing Activities and vendor management inventory
→ Assess whether your data processing agreement with Datadog permits these subprocessor changes or requires your consent
Four new AI service vendors (Baseten Labs, Databricks, Fireworks.ai, Together Computer) added to disclosed third-party processors
Datadog Portugal, Unipessoal Lda. added to affiliate list
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