Granite raises €4M to bring its agentic cloud infrastructure to market
AI infrastructure company Granite has secured €4million in funding in a round led by Bifrost Studios, alongside private investors, to commercialise itstechnology and bring its software and hardware to...
AI infrastructure firm Granite has raised €4 million in funding from Bifrost Studios and other private investors to commercialize its unique software and hardware. The company is developing an "agentic cloud", infrastructure specifically designed for AI agents, not adapted ones. Granite's platform integrates compute, storage, networking, its own operating system, and AI orchestration software.
Modular datacenters, composed of containerized units housing compute, storage, and networking, can be deployed in areas with available power. The infrastructure is available via cloud services or dedicated systems for organizations to operate under their own control. The platform also features a layer for managing AI agents, equipped with memory, permissions, and tools.
This approach aims to give organizations greater control over their AI workloads' location and underlying technology. Peter Damm, Granite's CEO, explained that the goal is to provide organizations with genuine choices regarding AI runtime, control, and development capabilities. The newly secured funding will support the technology's commercialization, enabling Granite to deliver its AI infrastructure to customers.
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