SUMMARY
- Aranya raised $11M in funding.
- The funding will support team and product expansion.
- Aranya builds AI infrastructure software for GPU clusters.
Aranya, a San Francisco, CA-based provider of an AI-native multicluster operating system for GPU infrastructure, has raised $11 million in a funding round.
The financing includes a $9 million Seed round led by First Round Capital and a $2 million Pre-Seed round led by Asylum Ventures.
The company will use the capital to expand its engineering and go-to-market teams, support clusterdOS deployments, and launch its AI-native multicluster interface.
Funding Snapshot
| Metric | Details |
|---|---|
| Fundraise Amount | $11M |
| Seed Round | $9M |
| Pre-Seed Round | $2M |
| Company | Aranya |
| Sector | AI Infrastructure / GPU Computing |
| Headquarters | San Francisco, California, USA |
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About Aranya
Founded in 2025, by Christian Bhatia Ondaatje, Sasivarnan Kanaghasalam Sathyapriya and Aryamika Bhatia Ondaatje, Aranya develops infrastructure software for AI companies, inference providers, startups and data centers. Its platform converts bare metal servers into customized, production ready GPU clusters in under 48 hours.
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Its open-source clusterdOS, built on Kubernetes, creates self-healing and enterprise-grade compute clusters. Aranya's AI-native operating system gives teams plain-language control over the design, scaling, and operation of AI inference and training infrastructure.
Core offerings include:
- clusterdOS distributed OS engine
- AI-native multicluster operating system
- GPU cluster deployment
- AI infrastructure management
Core Technologies / Products / Services
| Capability/Product | Application/Use Case |
|---|---|
| clusterdOS | Self-healing GPU cluster management |
| Multicluster OS | Managing distributed compute infrastructure |
| Bare-metal deployment | Production-ready GPU clusters |
| AI-native interface | Simplified infrastructure control |
Leadership Comments
"A growing number of customers need more than bare metal. They need a faster, more reliable path to production Kubernetes, without hiring a platform team or chasing datacenter tickets," said Aaron Ginn, Co-founder & CEO of Hydra Host. "Our partnership with Aranya delivers exactly that.
"In less than a year, Aranya is already managing hundreds of millions of dollars in GPUs for some of the most demanding inference workloads in AI," said Todd Jackson, Partner at First Round Capital. "The team built exactly what the infrastructure layer needs: something that makes the complexity disappear."
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