We've Raised $107M to Build the Inference Cloud the AI Era Actually Needs

DeepInfra has raised $107 million in Series B funding to expand its inference cloud infrastructure, aiming to address the growing demand for AI inference workloads. Co-led by 500 Global and Georges Harik, with participation from other notable investors including NVIDIA and Samsung Next, this funding will help DeepInfra enhance its global compute capacity and developer tools. The company emphasizes that inference, rather than training, has become the primary driver of AI workloads, with open-source models reaching parity with proprietary systems and agent-based systems increasing token demand. DeepInfra's platform is designed to meet these challenges with a vertically integrated approach, owning its GPU infrastructure across multiple U.S. data centers and collaborating with NVIDIA for enhanced cost efficiency. The company focuses on high-throughput, low-latency inference using specialized hardware and software, positioning itself as a leader in the AI infrastructure space as it plans to support the next generation of open-source and agentic models.

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