Teradata Completes 150+ AI Engagements, Earns 95% Recommend in Gartner Report

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Teradata was one of 11 vendors in the 2025 Gartner Peer Insights DSML Platforms report, earning a 95% recommend score and a 4.7/5 product rating. The company completed over 150 AI-focused engagements across financial services, healthcare and defense in 2025, showcasing momentum for its autonomous AI platform.

1. Inclusion in Gartner Peer Insights Voice of the Customer Report

Teradata has been recognized as one of only 11 vendors in the 2025 Gartner Peer Insights™ Voice of the Customer for Data Science and Machine Learning Platforms, based on direct feedback from 21 verified customers. The company earned a 95% Willingness to Recommend score and a 4.7 out of 5 rating for Product Capabilities, underscoring the platform’s reliability, functionality across the data science lifecycle, and real-world value. This accolade validates Teradata’s positioning in a market defined by integrated code-based libraries, low-code tooling and end-to-end AI assistance—from data preparation to model deployment—and should bolster investor confidence in its competitive moat and product roadmap.

2. Delivery of 150+ Enterprise AI Engagements in 2025

In 2025, Teradata executed over 150 AI-focused customer engagements across financial services, healthcare, manufacturing and defense, illustrating strong demand for its autonomous AI and Knowledge Platform. Highlights include reduced model deployment cycles for anti–money laundering at a large bank, analysis of more than 50,000 weekly customer interaction transcripts for an Asian financial institution, and in-database processing of secure medical imaging for a global healthcare company. These engagements demonstrate measurable outcomes—faster time to insight, enhanced compliance and improved R&D productivity—that support the company’s narrative of shifting AI from pilot projects to enterprise-scale production.

3. Analyst Consensus and Institutional Ownership Trends

Teradata carries a consensus recommendation of Hold from 14 brokerages, with one sell, eight hold, four buy and one strong-buy ratings, reflecting a balanced view on its near-term valuation relative to growth prospects. Over the past year, analysts have adjusted price targets upward, with a range of revisions from mid-20s to mid-30s, indicating rising revenue and margin expectations. Institutional investors own over 90% of shares outstanding, with AQR Capital more than doubling its position to nearly 3.9 million shares and Dimensional Fund Advisors adding to its stake. This concentration of ownership by active asset managers suggests confidence in Teradata’s long-term strategy to monetize AI and analytics at scale.

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