Andreessen Horowitz invests $15 million helping Netris automate AI data centers
Netris, a network automation startup, just raised $15 million from Andreessen Horowitz to tackle the headache of setting up AI data centers.
Their software runs directly on network switches, automating tedious tasks and letting operators quickly adjust hardware or host multiple customers, so launching new AI projects doesn't drag on forever.
Netris used in 35+ GPU clusters
Netris's platform helps smaller cloud operators get their AI clusters up and running fast, avoiding expensive downtime and competing with big names like AWS and Microsoft.
Already used in over 35 GPU clusters worldwide (including Lightning AI, Foxconn, and HPE), the fresh funding will boost their engineering team, expand hardware support, and make their algorithms even smarter.
CEO Alex Saroyan says the goal is a flexible system built for heavy AI traffic. Plus, Andreessen Horowitz's Guido Appenzeller is joining the board to help guide Netris's growth.