Netris Secures $15M for AI Network Automation. Andreessen Horowitz Leads Series A.
June 30, 2026, 3:37 pm
Location: United States, Florida, Quincy
Employees: 51-200
Founded date: 2017
Total raised: $33M
Location: United States, New York
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2019
Total raised: $90M
Netris just raised $15 million in Series A funding. Andreessen Horowitz spearheaded the investment. This capital accelerates Netris' innovative network automation and multi-tenancy platform. The technology is vital for scaling AI infrastructure globally. Its NAAM platform empowers AI cloud operators. It allows them to efficiently launch, operate, and monetize GPU clouds. Netris boasts impressive 800% annual recurring revenue growth. Over 35 active deployments underscore its significant market impact. This funding will expand teams, boost global presence, and deepen its partner ecosystem. It reinforces Netris' leadership in the booming AI infrastructure market, addressing critical networking bottlenecks for GPU clusters.
Netris announced a significant funding milestone. The company secured $15 million in Series A capital. Andreessen Horowitz led this pivotal investment round. Guido Appenzeller, an Andreessen Horowitz Partner, joins the Netris board. This funding will accelerate Netris' market expansion. It will enhance its core technology platform. The focus remains squarely on AI infrastructure.
Netris provides specialized network solutions. Its platform enables advanced AI infrastructure. It focuses on network automation and multi-tenancy capabilities. The NAAM platform is its flagship offering. NAAM stands for Network Automation, Abstraction, and Multi-Tenancy. It empowers global AI cloud operators. They can efficiently launch, operate, and monetize their GPU clouds.
GPU clusters present complex networking challenges. Operators face significant bottlenecks. Network reconfiguration across multiple layers is a constant demand. Adding, resizing, or removing tenants requires extensive system changes. These environments often include Ethernet, NVIDIA Spectrum-X, and NVIDIA Quantum InfiniBand. NVL72, NVIDIA BlueField DPUs, virtual, and edge networking also factor in. Legacy systems struggle with this multi-fabric complexity. Building in-house solutions takes years. Traditional controllers lack necessary multi-tenancy features.
Netris automates these intricate network operations. It enforces hard multi-tenancy on networking hardware. Operators securely share GPU capacity across numerous customers. The platform allows rapid GPU cloud deployment. Launching new clouds takes weeks, not months. Tenant provisioning happens instantly. Isolation configures automatically. GPU utilization improves dramatically. This dynamic capacity reallocation maximizes revenue for cloud operators.
Netris demonstrates strong market traction. It achieved an impressive 800% annual recurring revenue growth. This occurred over the past twelve months. The company boasts over 35 live deployments globally. Its customers span diverse segments. These include high-growth neoclouds. Sovereign AI operators rely on Netris' technology. AI factories and AI platform providers also utilize its solutions.
Prominent AI cloud operators choose Netris. These include Lightning AI, STN, and Boost Run. TensorWave, TELUS, and DCAI are also customers. YOTTA, Visionbay.ai, and Firmus use the platform. HPE also leverages Netris for comprehensive AI solutions. Visionbay.ai operates Taiwan’s largest GPU cluster. Firmus runs Australia's largest renewable-powered sovereign AI factory. Netris leads in live AI cluster network automation deployments. It surpasses all other network automation vendors combined.
The AI market demands massive investment. Trillions of dollars will flow into AI development. IDC projects a $758 billion AI infrastructure market by 2029. AI could generate $22.3 trillion in global economic impact by 2030. Operators race to capture this burgeoning market. Idle GPUs represent significant lost revenue. Provisioning delays directly impact time-to-first-revenue. Cloud-provider-grade capabilities are now essential for competitive advantage. Netris directly addresses these critical economic factors.
Netris cultivates a broad AI infrastructure ecosystem. NVIDIA anchors this extensive network of partners. Partnerships extend to other GPU and networking vendors. Compute vendors and Platform-as-a-Service providers are also included. Mirantis, Rafay, Red Hat, Spectro Cloud, and vCluster are key collaborators. HPE also integrates Netris into its full-stack AI platform solutions. Netris serves as the core network automation and multi-tenancy layer. This comprehensive stack helps operators efficiently launch, operate, and monetize GPU clouds.
The Series A funding fuels significant expansion plans. Netris will grow its global team across all departments. Its operational footprint will increase. Current teams operate in the U.S., U.K., Taiwan, Australia, Armenia, and India. A new Singapore office will open in 2026. Deepening the partner ecosystem is another strategic priority. This prepares Netris for worldwide AI infrastructure scaling.
Netris stands at the forefront of AI infrastructure innovation. Its platform solves critical networking challenges for GPU clusters. The Andreessen Horowitz investment validates its vision. It solidifies Netris’ leadership in network automation for the AI era. The company empowers the next wave of AI compute. It drives efficiency and growth for AI cloud operators worldwide. This positions Netris as an essential player in the ongoing AI revolution.
Netris announced a significant funding milestone. The company secured $15 million in Series A capital. Andreessen Horowitz led this pivotal investment round. Guido Appenzeller, an Andreessen Horowitz Partner, joins the Netris board. This funding will accelerate Netris' market expansion. It will enhance its core technology platform. The focus remains squarely on AI infrastructure.
Netris provides specialized network solutions. Its platform enables advanced AI infrastructure. It focuses on network automation and multi-tenancy capabilities. The NAAM platform is its flagship offering. NAAM stands for Network Automation, Abstraction, and Multi-Tenancy. It empowers global AI cloud operators. They can efficiently launch, operate, and monetize their GPU clouds.
GPU clusters present complex networking challenges. Operators face significant bottlenecks. Network reconfiguration across multiple layers is a constant demand. Adding, resizing, or removing tenants requires extensive system changes. These environments often include Ethernet, NVIDIA Spectrum-X, and NVIDIA Quantum InfiniBand. NVL72, NVIDIA BlueField DPUs, virtual, and edge networking also factor in. Legacy systems struggle with this multi-fabric complexity. Building in-house solutions takes years. Traditional controllers lack necessary multi-tenancy features.
Netris automates these intricate network operations. It enforces hard multi-tenancy on networking hardware. Operators securely share GPU capacity across numerous customers. The platform allows rapid GPU cloud deployment. Launching new clouds takes weeks, not months. Tenant provisioning happens instantly. Isolation configures automatically. GPU utilization improves dramatically. This dynamic capacity reallocation maximizes revenue for cloud operators.
Netris demonstrates strong market traction. It achieved an impressive 800% annual recurring revenue growth. This occurred over the past twelve months. The company boasts over 35 live deployments globally. Its customers span diverse segments. These include high-growth neoclouds. Sovereign AI operators rely on Netris' technology. AI factories and AI platform providers also utilize its solutions.
Prominent AI cloud operators choose Netris. These include Lightning AI, STN, and Boost Run. TensorWave, TELUS, and DCAI are also customers. YOTTA, Visionbay.ai, and Firmus use the platform. HPE also leverages Netris for comprehensive AI solutions. Visionbay.ai operates Taiwan’s largest GPU cluster. Firmus runs Australia's largest renewable-powered sovereign AI factory. Netris leads in live AI cluster network automation deployments. It surpasses all other network automation vendors combined.
The AI market demands massive investment. Trillions of dollars will flow into AI development. IDC projects a $758 billion AI infrastructure market by 2029. AI could generate $22.3 trillion in global economic impact by 2030. Operators race to capture this burgeoning market. Idle GPUs represent significant lost revenue. Provisioning delays directly impact time-to-first-revenue. Cloud-provider-grade capabilities are now essential for competitive advantage. Netris directly addresses these critical economic factors.
Netris cultivates a broad AI infrastructure ecosystem. NVIDIA anchors this extensive network of partners. Partnerships extend to other GPU and networking vendors. Compute vendors and Platform-as-a-Service providers are also included. Mirantis, Rafay, Red Hat, Spectro Cloud, and vCluster are key collaborators. HPE also integrates Netris into its full-stack AI platform solutions. Netris serves as the core network automation and multi-tenancy layer. This comprehensive stack helps operators efficiently launch, operate, and monetize GPU clouds.
The Series A funding fuels significant expansion plans. Netris will grow its global team across all departments. Its operational footprint will increase. Current teams operate in the U.S., U.K., Taiwan, Australia, Armenia, and India. A new Singapore office will open in 2026. Deepening the partner ecosystem is another strategic priority. This prepares Netris for worldwide AI infrastructure scaling.
Netris stands at the forefront of AI infrastructure innovation. Its platform solves critical networking challenges for GPU clusters. The Andreessen Horowitz investment validates its vision. It solidifies Netris’ leadership in network automation for the AI era. The company empowers the next wave of AI compute. It drives efficiency and growth for AI cloud operators worldwide. This positions Netris as an essential player in the ongoing AI revolution.