Change feed · read Sep 29, 2026
Decagon’s sub-processor list changed.
On Sep 29, 2026 we read Decagon’s sub-processor list, and it no longer matched the dated copy we held. The lines that moved are below, as the page gave them.
lines added
removed
In the new copy, not the old.
Added: Databricks
Added: Large Language Model Inference Service
Added: Model Inference Service
Added: USA, EU
Added: databricks.com
Added: Applied Compute, Inc
Added: Large Language Model Inference Service
Added: Model Inference Service
Added: USA, EU
Added: https://www.appliedcompute.com/
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The page we read, when we read it, and a fingerprint (SHA-256 hash) of each dated copy we compared.
- Vendor
- Decagon
- Page
- sub-processor list
- Read on
- Public since
- Copy before
- fingerprint 1dc551a1473b348afb4326a000cfb7f1795d193d710a8ea682429454291c12b9
- Copy after
- fingerprint 8f8f9fdd9b248d9a42fd3617dc193b7e9ab8b8f9c5a65e69c50ec7e4b7fd11df
3 other changed lines held only dates, navigation, pagination, layout, or text that moved without changing. They are not quoted above and are in the list below with the rest.
Every changed line, as recorded (13)
− 1-10 of 23 results − 1-10 of 23 results + 1-10 of 25 results + Databricks + Large Language Model Inference Service + Model Inference Service + USA, EU + databricks.com + Applied Compute, Inc + Large Language Model Inference Service + Model Inference Service + USA, EU + https://www.appliedcompute.com/
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