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Netris Secures $15M Series A Funding to Accelerate AI Cloud Networking

25 June 2026

Netris has raised $15 million in Series A funding led by Andreessen Horowitz to expand its software platform that automates networking for specialized AI cloud operators and private data centers.

Netris Secures $15M Series A Funding to Accelerate AI Cloud Networking

Netris, a networking software provider, has announced a $15 million Series A investment round led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z). The company develops software designed to run on network switches, offering a management platform that simplifies and automates the configuration of physical network infrastructure. This technology is increasingly being adopted by neocloud operators and organizations building dedicated environments for artificial intelligence workloads.

The core value proposition of Netris lies in its ability to reduce the time it takes for new cloud deployments to go live. By abstracting the complexities of traditional network engineering, the platform allows operators to manage large-scale networking hardware through a software-defined interface. This approach mimics the operational models of hyperscale public clouds but applies them to independent data centers and specialized high-performance computing clusters.

As the demand for GPU-heavy infrastructure grows, the funding will support Netris in scaling its operations to meet the needs of a new generation of cloud providers. The company’s software helps these providers maintain reliability and agility in their networking stacks while managing the high throughput required for AI model training and inference services.

For CIOs and IT directors, this development highlights the shift toward automated, software-defined networking for local and private cloud environments. The advancement of platforms like Netris provides a roadmap for enterprise IT leaders seeking to deploy AI-ready infrastructure with greater speed and fewer manual configuration overheads compared to legacy networking methods.

The BroadVision view

The expansion of automated networking platforms suggests a move toward simplifying complex infrastructure management for mid-market organizations. These software-defined solutions allow IT teams to manage private data centers with efficiency levels similar to public cloud environments. This investment highlights a growing requirement for scalable architecture that can support intensive artificial intelligence workloads. Learn more about connectivity and infrastructure solutions.

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