Novita AI

Autoloops provides inference infrastructure for voice-agent builders: serverless APIs and on-demand GPU clusters serving open-source LLMs such as Gemma at realtime speed. Its proprietary Hanoi engine targets low-latency voice workloads, claiming 2–2.5x lower p50/p95 latency than DeepInfra Turbo and tuned vLLM at high concurrency. Public case study: voice-AI testing platform Cekura. Pitched at GMI Cloud's SCALE accelerator Cohort 2 Demo Day (2026-10-23).

Cloudflare is a San Francisco-based internet infrastructure and security company founded in 2009 and listed on the NYSE (ticker: NET) since 2019. Its edge network spans 300+ cities and delivers CDN, DDoS mitigation, web application firewall, Zero Trust access and DNS services. It has extended the network into AI infrastructure with Workers AI (serverless GPU inference at the edge), AI Gateway (caching, rate limiting and observability across model providers) and the Agents SDK for building AI agents on Cloudflare Workers.

Minima AI, Inc. (mnma.ai) is a US-based LLM inference optimization startup founded by ex-Atlassian AI engineer Sergii Kozyrev and AI systems architect Davyd Maiboroda. It builds a compression and serving stack spanning model weights, KV-cache and custom inference kernels, offered as an on-prem optimization runtime (mnma Engine), an OpenAI-compatible hosted inference API, and an enterprise AI agent product.

Founded in 2023 with offices in San Francisco and Singapore, provides an enterprise platform for open-source AI model hosting, inference, scaling, and GPU resource scheduling.

Aranya is a San Francisco-based AI infrastructure company building clusterdOS, an open-source Kubernetes-based multicluster operating system that automates everything from kernel drivers to cross-cluster federation, turning bare-metal servers into production-ready, self-healing AI inference and training clusters within 48 hours. Founded in 2025 by Christian Bhatia Ondaatje (ex-Crusoe, ex-Hyperbolic) with two MIT Sloan co-founders; partners include Hydra Host.

Inference.net is a San Francisco-based AI inference infrastructure company. It began in early 2024 as Kuzco, a Solana-based decentralized network aggregating idle GPU compute for LLM inference, and rebranded in mid-2024. It now offers an LLM lifecycle product suite (Deploy, Observe, Trace, Train, Evaluate) that lets AI-native teams run open-source and custom models at lower cost than proprietary APIs.