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  1. New
    ChromaChroma CloudPricing & Access

    Chroma sets shutdown dates for its hosted cloud service

    Chroma says its existing hosted Cloud service becomes read-only on November 22, 2026, and stops serving reads on December 22. Customers need to migrate writes and export data before those deadlines. The open-source ChromaDB project is not being retired.

    Chroma2 sources

  2. New
    ChromaReplit agreementFunding & Deals

    Chroma signs definitive agreement to join Replit

    Chroma says it signed a definitive agreement to join Replit and plans to develop organizational context and memory for Replit agents. Financial terms and closing were not disclosed. Chroma says open-source ChromaDB remains Apache 2.0 and Replit plans to contribute to it.

    Chroma1 source

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