Infrastructure & Cloud hub: 155 startups and 28 funds matched in our directory. Search the full startup corpus from /startups.
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Shortlist companies and funds tagged Infrastructure & Cloud in our directory. This hub is a sector cut, not a complete market census. Search every startup from /startups or open the investor list.

Startups in this sector

Showing 12 of 155 matched profiles.

  • OneByZero

    Forward-deployed enterprise AI teams and a governance platform for regulated organizations across Asia Pacific.

  • CScale

    Optical scale-up interconnect designed to keep gigawatt-scale AI clusters communicating through link failures.

  • Turso

    SQLite-compatible database infrastructure for AI agents, isolated tenants and local-first apps; Supabase announced its acquisition in October 2026.

  • Supabase

    Open-source Postgres backend platform — database, auth, storage, edge functions, and vector search for developers and AI app builders.

  • Metal

    Institutional settlement infrastructure for tokenized financial products, stablecoin payments and AI-agent commerce.

  • doxx.net

    Private-networking startup building Agentic Defined Networking for people, devices and AI agents.

  • Volantis

    Photonic AI-inference startup building an optical compute-to-memory interconnect and the A-1 inference system.

  • PaleBlueDot AI

    AI infrastructure platform combining owned GPU clusters, a compute marketplace and serverless inference.

  • GMI Cloud

    AI-native cloud providing GPU infrastructure and inference services across the US and Asia.

  • OpenAI

    Frontier AI lab behind ChatGPT, GPT models, and API platform for developers and enterprises.

  • Hubble Network

    Bluetooth-to-satellite connectivity for low-power IoT devices.

  • USD.AI

    GPU-backed credit and stablecoin infrastructure for AI-cloud operators

Investors in this sector

Showing 12 of 28 matched funds.

  • ARCHIV

    San Francisco investment firm focused on artificial intelligence and robotics. ARCHIV led GMI Cloud's $223 million Series B announced in October 2026.

  • Active Capital

    San Antonio pre-seed venture firm founded in 2017 by entrepreneur Pat Matthews (ex-Webmail.us / Rackspace). Backs technical founders building AI-native enterprise software and cloud infrastructure. Typical checks $100K–$1M with ability to follow; closed Fund III at $28M+ (2025). HQ at 110 E Houston St, San Antonio, TX; also invests nationally from a Texas base.

  • Altimeter Capital

    Brad Gerstner's crossover technology investor managing public equity and private growth funds from Menlo Park, backing category-defining software and internet companies.

  • Battery Ventures

    Boston-founded global technology investor (since 1983) backing application software, infrastructure, consumer, and industrial tech. Investing from Battery Ventures XV, a $3.25B flagship fund.

  • Bessemer Venture Partners

    One of the oldest venture firms in the U.S., with offices in New York, Silicon Valley, Israel, and India. BVP backs early-stage and growth companies across enterprise SaaS, cloud infrastructure, fintech, and healthtech — known for the BVP Cloud Index and long-horizon category bets.

  • ComputeCore

    Infrastructure-focused investor that led PaleBlueDot AI's $200 million Series C financing in October 2026.

  • DIG Ventures

    London-based early-stage venture firm founded by MuleSoft creator Ross Mason. DIG Ventures backs pre-seed and seed B2B software companies, with Fund III focused on enterprise AI, cloud and the infrastructure layer supporting AI-native businesses across Europe and Israel.

  • Dallas Venture Capital

    Irving/Dallas-area early-stage venture firm (DVC) founded in 2021, investing in B2B SaaS across cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, DevOps/AIOps, data, and related enterprise AI themes. U.S. office: 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd, Suite #755E, Irving, TX 75039; also operates India fund activities from Hyderabad. Firm site cites cumulative capital deployed and an active DVC Advantage platform for portfolio support.

  • Flying Fish Partners

    Seattle early-stage venture firm founded in 2016, investing exclusively in artificial intelligence and machine learning startups. Fund I closed at $37M (2018); Fund II at $70M (May 2022). The team targets pre-seed and seed rounds — roughly $1M pre-seed and $2M seed on average — with about 70% of capital dedicated to Pacific Northwest companies and selective U.S., Canada, and UK deals.

  • Founders' Co-op

    Seattle seed-stage venture firm founded in 2008, positioning itself as the Pacific Northwest's leading first-check investor for ambitious technical founding teams. Fund VI closed at $50M in November 2025 (matching Fund V), targeting roughly 30 companies with average initial checks of $1M–$1.5M and ~10% ownership at first investment. Portfolio includes Remitly, Outreach, and Auth0 (Okta acquisition).

  • Framework Ventures

    A venture capital firm focused on decentralized finance, blockchain infrastructure and crypto protocols. Framework led USD.AI's $13 million Series A in August 2025.

  • Friends & Family Capital

    Silicon Valley venture firm founded by former Palantir CFO Colin Anderson and John Fogelsong. The firm positions strategic finance and operating support as its core service to founders, typically avoids board seats, and invests in what it calls sovereignty across defense, manufacturing, power, infrastructure, communications and AI infrastructure.