Granite raises €4m for AI infrastructure customers can own
Bifrost Studios led the financing as the company commercializes an integrated stack of modular data centres and software for running AI agents.
Organizations that need control over where AI workloads run often have to assemble computing, storage, networking and software themselves. Granite packages those layers together. Its GraniteCloud offering puts the hardware in a containerised data centre that customers can deploy and own, with software managing the memory, permissions and tools used by AI agents.
The company is targeting regulated enterprises, infrastructure operators and AI developers. It also plans to offer capacity through GraniteNet for customers that prefer to use shared infrastructure. Its commercial rollout is at an early stage: Granite describes European deployments under way and its first sovereign container shipping in 2026, while network capacity remains available through reservations.
What the funding supports
- Commercialize integrated cloud software and hardware
- Grow systems engineering and cloud architecture teams
Granite
Integrated compute, storage, networking and agent software for organizations seeking control of their AI infrastructure, offered as owned modular data centres or capacity on a European network.
Company profile and funding history