As usual, the Relativity team had a lot to ground to cover in the RelFest keynote just concluded. Here are some notable stats from the RelFest Keynote.
These stats were also provided to media members in advance (in case you were wondering how I was able to record them so fast 😉). Here are some notable stats from the RelFest Keynote.
Quick RelFest Stats (As of 9/28)
- 1,750+ are registered for RelFest
- 37% of registrants are first-time attendees
- Relativity set a new high for registrations from the corporate sector as well as law firms and doubled its public sector registration from last year.
Keynote Supporting Stats
(* inclusive of Relativity aiR and Relativity Server)
Data Volume
- 50% year over year increase in data within the Relativity aiR platform
- 97.1 PB total data in Relativity*
AI Adoption
- Relativity produced more than 740 million high-value results this year with aiR, up from 180 million last year. A high-value result is a finished piece of expert legal work, produced with AI, confirmed by a qualified human, traceable end to end.
- In September month to date, Relativity has already surpassed the volume of aiR Review usage they delivered all of last year – over 14x YoY.
Workspaces and Use Cases
Today, there are over 379k active workspaces across Relativity*. New workspaces (matters) created YTD by use case (project type) in Relativity aiR.
- 43% all litigation
- 20% internal investigations
- 14% other
- 6% FOIA
- 5% regulatory requests
- 4% DSARs
- 3% third-party subpoenas
- 3% data breach response
- 2% contract review
Relativity aiR Product Innovation in 2026
- 138 new capabilities and enhancements shipped
- 27 Advanced Access programs
Relativity* Audience, Reach and R&D Investment
- 300k+ legal professionals use Relativity
- 40+ countries
- 198 of the AmLaw 200 rely on Relativity
- Relativity invested more than 200M in R&D in 2025
Also, in his blog post titled It’s All Here: What’s New in Relativity aiR (available on the Relativity blog), Relativity President Chris Brown describes the company’s evolution into an AI platform for legal data intelligence, reflected in the new platform name: Relativity aiR. He also recaps some of the notable new trends and announcements related to modules in Relativity.
So, what do you think about the notable stats from the RelFest Keynote? Please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.
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