DigitalOcean provides cloud infrastructure for developers and businesses to build, host and scale applications and AI services. Teams rent virtual machines called Droplets, store data and run managed databases or Kubernetes clusters through a web console and APIs. Its AI services supply GPU computing, model inference and managed environments where software agents use tools and retain information between sessions. Customers pay for the resources they use, with subscriptions and managed services helping teams run applications without maintaining all the underlying infrastructure themselves. DigitalOcean was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado.
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StockStory has named two growth stocks to buy and one to avoid, citing revenue trends and valuations. DigitalOcean (NYSE:DOCN) grew revenue 21.4% over the past year. Billings growth averaged 25.2%, and analysts expect 40.7% sales growth over the next 12 months. The stock trades at $107.63, or 11.4x forward price-to-sales. HCI Group (NYSE:HCI), a Florida property insurer, grew revenue 22.8%. Its earnings per share rose 36.3% annually over two years, and book value per share grew 42.4%. It trades at $195.79, or 2x forward price-to-book (P/B). StockStory advises selling Glacier Bancorp (NYSE:GBCI), whose revenue grew 31.7% last year. Over five years, however, revenue growth averaged 8.5% annually and earnings per share fell 4.8% annually. The stock trades at $42.72, or 1.3x forward P/B.
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Digitalocean launches Agent Learning and Data Services for recursively self-improving ai agents. Published on 10/12/2026 at 05:48 pm EDT S&P Capital IQ DigitalOcean announced Agent Learning and Data Services as another key element of its modern agentic stack, so teams can launch self-improving agents. Together with Inference Engine and Managed Agents, DigitalOcean is one of the few clouds where agents can run, learn, and improve on one platform. Agent Learning Services give every team that loop in one place. Insights records every step an agent takes, and Signals flags the sessions that matter: where the agent stalled, looped, lost the user, or failed. That evidence becomes a proposed change. Evaluations and Simulations test changes ahead of real users with realistic conversations built from flagged sessions. Each change feeds the next stage of the loop. This recursive self-improvement is available for models: the newly enhanced Inference Router picks the best-scoring model for each task, optimized for cost, quality, or the team?s own evaluations, and re-runs those evaluations as new models ship. Agent Data Services is the data layer the loop runs on, and the one agents work from. Every piece of a company?s data becomes agent-ready the moment it arrives. Video is transcribed and described, documents are read and indexed, logs and agent sessions are assembled with configurable redaction controls for sensitive details, and all of it is searchable by meaning in a single call. It lands in one catalog, designed to be logically isolated to that customer, with governance designed so that only authorized people and agents can reach each piece of data. Agent Learning Services are built on it: Signals writes sessions into it, and Optimizer draws its training and test data from it only where the customer expressly opts in. The same platform serves far more than the learning loop. Teams can use it for search and analytics across video, audio, documents, and structured data, and for grounding any agent in the company?s own records. Agent Learning Services (Insights, Signals, and Evaluations and Simulations) are available in public preview. Inference Router optimizer and Agent Data Services are available in private preview. DigitalOcean will demonstrate the services live at the Open Intelligence Summit on Oct. 13 in San Francisco. (C) S&P Capital IQ - Business Wire - 2026
DigitalOcean (NYSE: DOCN) has launched Agent Learning Services and Agent Data Services, which let companies build AI agents that improve themselves. The cloud provider announced the products ahead of its Open Intelligence Summit in San Francisco. Learning Services record what an agent does, flag where it fails, and test fixes before customers see them. Data Services give agents one managed place to read context and write back what they learn. The enhanced Inference Router already applies this loop to models, picking the best-scoring one for each task. DigitalOcean plans to extend it to agent workflows. Learning Services are in public preview. Data Services and the Inference Router optimizer are in private preview.
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Company Stage
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Headquarters
Broomfield, Colorado
Founded
2012
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