Cloud & Developer Infrastructure Companies – Page 2

NED is an Israeli AI-ready data-center platform developing hardened, high-density infrastructure for hyperscale cloud, enterprise AI, and high-performance computing workloads. Its first major project, the fortified Alpha Campus near Netanya, combines direct liquid cooling, redundant power and cooling, carrier-neutral connectivity, and protected underground construction intended to keep strategic digital services operating under physical and infrastructure stress.

Tessl is an AI-agent enablement platform for building, evaluating, distributing, governing, and improving the skills and context used by coding agents. Its product direction has evolved from an original spec-driven software-development thesis into a control and lifecycle layer for agentic engineering workflows.

Firefly provides an automated cloud-resilience platform that discovers cloud assets, converts infrastructure into Infrastructure-as-Code, enforces governance policies, detects drift, and helps rebuild environments after outages or cyberattacks.

H2OLL is an Israeli startup developing atmospheric water generation systems focused on low-humidity environments, with a thesis centered on resilient distributed potable-water supply for regions and operations where conventional infrastructure can become fragile under heat, drought, and supply disruption.

Loxia Labs is an Israeli deep-tech startup building secure on-prem AI infrastructure and AI-agent tooling for regulated enterprises, including defense, healthcare, finance, and government operations.

Impala AI is an Israeli-founded AI infrastructure startup building an inference and orchestration layer for high-volume large-language-model workloads. Its platform is designed to run inside a customer's cloud or virtual private cloud, dynamically manage GPU capacity, and improve throughput, cost efficiency, and data control for production AI applications.

MetalBear builds mirrord, an open-source developer tool enabling software engineers to run code locally while connected to real Kubernetes clusters, reducing development cycle time by up to 10× and eliminating per-developer staging environment costs.

Stigg provides a developer-focused usage runtime and monetization control plane for AI and SaaS products. Its APIs and SDKs model products, plans, entitlements, subscriptions, credits, and usage events so teams can enforce access and pricing rules in real time while connecting to existing billing and CRM systems.

UnifabriX is a Haifa, Israel semiconductor and systems startup building Memory over Fabrics infrastructure for AI and high-performance computing. Its CXL-, UALink-, and ESUN/SUE-oriented products pool and dynamically provision memory and bandwidth outside individual CPU or GPU packages to reduce stranded capacity, relieve the memory wall, and improve accelerator utilization.

Deci developed AI software that used automated neural architecture search and hardware-aware optimization to make deep-learning models faster and cheaper to deploy across cloud, edge, and mobile environments. NVIDIA acquired Deci in May 2024 and dissolved it as an independent entity, so this record now tracks an acquired Israeli technology asset rather than a live startup.

AUI develops Apollo-1, a neuro-symbolic foundation model for task-oriented enterprise agents that combines natural-language understanding with explicit state, rules, and tool execution. Its proposition is controllable, traceable automation for business processes where a plausible answer is less important than a correct, policy-compliant action.

Pliops develops hardware- and software-accelerated data infrastructure for NVMe storage, databases, and AI systems. Its XDP platform offloads key-value, compression, protection, and storage-management work, while LightningAI adds a disaggregated, persistent memory tier for LLM inference and other data-intensive workloads.

Coralogix is an Israel-founded Series C observability platform specializing in cost-optimized log analytics and unified query across cloud-native infrastructure, enabling enterprises to ingest high-volume telemetry, store indefinitely in customer-owned cloud buckets, and correlate logs, metrics, and traces with proprietary query engines (Streama and DataPrime) for faster incident resolution at reduced operational cost.

Ayyeka provides rugged edge devices and field-data software for monitoring remote water, wastewater, energy, environmental, and other infrastructure assets. Its Wavelet devices connect heterogeneous sensors to the Field Asset Intelligence platform and downstream SCADA, GIS, analytics, or IoT systems.

Ceragon Networks is a public Israeli telecommunications infrastructure company providing microwave and millimeter-wave wireless transport, fixed wireless access, network software, and managed services for carrier, private, utility, public-safety, government, and industrial networks.

Specific AI is an Israeli AI-infrastructure startup whose platform automatically distills large language model agents into small, task-specific models. Its self-hosted approach is designed to reduce inference latency and cost, improve consistency, and keep sensitive enterprise or mission data inside a customer's controlled environment.

Matia is a privately held startup building a unified DataOps platform for ETL, reverse ETL, data observability, and data cataloging. Its value proposition is to give modern data and AI teams one operational layer for moving, understanding, monitoring, and activating production data.

Evinced provides AI-enabled digital-accessibility software that finds, explains, prioritizes, and helps prevent web and mobile application defects inside enterprise development, design, and testing workflows.

CopilotKit is a U.S.-Israeli AI-infrastructure startup building the application layer that lets developers embed agents into software with streaming interaction, shared state, tool calls, human approvals, and generative UI. It also stewards AG-UI, an open event-based protocol for connecting agent backends to user-facing applications, with reported adoption across Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Oracle, and major agent frameworks.

June AI is an Israeli-founded enterprise AI infrastructure company building an AI-native system integrator that maps complex business systems, identifies high-value automation opportunities, and plans, tests, and deploys changes through AI agents. Its public launch in August 2026 followed a $20 million pre-seed led by TIME Ventures and a founding team's prior Bonobo AI exit to Salesforce.

Jedify is an Israeli-founded enterprise AI infrastructure company building an autonomous context graph that connects structured data, unstructured knowledge, permissions, and business meaning so AI agents can reason over an organization's actual operating context rather than isolated tables or documents.

DrizzleX is an Israeli-linked startup deploying IoT submetering and analytics to capture fixture-level water usage in existing apartment buildings, reduce waste, and improve operational control through real-time leak detection and tenant-level billing workflows.

Zesty provides autonomous cloud and Kubernetes optimization software that continuously matches compute, storage, and commitment capacity to workload demand. Its platform combines FinOps controls with workload-level automation intended to reduce cloud waste while protecting application performance and availability.

The Sustainable Group builds a modular Village-in-a-Box infrastructure platform that combines energy, water, food, wastewater, and waste systems into a distributed, mostly off-grid model for resilient communities.

DataFlint provides production-aware observability and AI agents for diagnosing, optimizing, and operating Apache Spark workloads across cloud, Kubernetes, and on-premises environments. Its open-source Spark UI plugin is paired with paid copilot, cluster-agent, review-agent, and fleet-observability products.

AutonomyAI develops Fei Studio, an AI-powered production software workflow that connects product intent, design inputs, and an existing codebase to generate reviewable frontend changes and pull requests. Its thesis is that product and design teams can advance real software work while engineers retain approval and merge control.

Firebolt develops a high-performance analytical database for AI agents, real-time and embedded analytics, and efficient ELT. Its engine is designed to run from a single local binary to large cloud or Kubernetes clusters, with emphasis on low latency, high concurrency, price-performance, and deployment flexibility.

Zohar CleanTech develops ZoharX, a modular on-site system that treats unsorted municipal and industrial waste through an oxygen-free thermal process, producing usable energy and a reduced inert residue. The Israeli company targets municipalities, commercial and industrial facilities, and sensitive or defense sites that need to reduce landfill logistics and improve local operational resilience.

OpenWeb provides community engagement, moderation, identity, and monetization infrastructure for publishers and brands. Its platform turns authenticated participation into first-party audience relationships, community signals, and additional revenue while helping publishers govern user-generated conversations.

RADCOM Ltd. is a Nasdaq-listed Israeli software company providing cloud-native network intelligence, automated service assurance, and customer-experience analytics for mobile and fixed communications providers. Its RADCOM ACE and related analytics products turn RAN-to-core telemetry into operational insight, fault isolation, and automation for complex 4G and 5G networks.

Spot is a cloud infrastructure optimization business founded in Israel that automates the use of spot, reserved, savings-plan, and on-demand capacity across public clouds. The business was acquired by Flexera from NetApp in March 2025 and is now being integrated into Flexera's broader FinOps and technology-spend platform.

Electreon Wireless Ltd. develops and deploys dynamic and stationary wireless EV-charging systems that transfer power from road- or ground-embedded coils to vehicle receivers while vehicles drive, stop, or park. Its primary commercial focus is fleet and transport infrastructure where charging uptime, battery size, and route utilization matter more than consumer convenience alone.

Wi-Charge is an Israeli deep-tech company specializing in long-range wireless power transmission using focused infrared beams, enabling continuous remote powering of IoT devices, smart home systems, and critical infrastructure sensors across room-scale distances without wires or frequent battery replacement.

Accomplish is an Israeli-founded AI infrastructure company building an open-source, local-first computer-use agent that can read files, create documents, browse, and execute approved workflows on a user's own computer. Its enterprise direction is an execution layer for autonomous agents that keeps data, model choice, permissions, and human approval closer to the operator.

FARO Emergency Solutions is an Israeli resilience-infrastructure company that plans, supplies, deploys, and operates emergency systems spanning water, sanitation, shelter, energy, food, logistics, and field operations. Its strategic value is unusually concrete for a resilience startup: public materials identify work within Israel's national emergency water framework, supply to the IDF, and a command-and-control layer intended to keep distributed emergency capability operational under crisis conditions.

Magn is an Israeli AI-compute infrastructure venture assembling land, power, data-center capacity, hardware, financing, and security into a direct path for hyperscalers and other strategic buyers that need sovereign compute in Israel. Its public plan starts with existing Israeli operators and expands toward distributed liquid-cooled capacity from 2027.

Engram is an Israeli-founder-led, San Francisco-headquartered AI-infrastructure startup building a learned 'memory layer' that lets large language models absorb organizational knowledge through online continual learning, matching or outperforming frontier models while using a small fraction of the tokens.

Limy provides software for brands to measure and improve how AI search engines and agents discover, describe, cite, and route customers to them, connecting AI visibility with downstream traffic and revenue outcomes.

Israeli AI traffic-management startup that uses existing cameras and traffic-light infrastructure to predict congestion, optimize signal timing, and improve road safety.

Ceal Minerals is a Haifa-based Israeli deep-tech startup developing an electrochemical system that treats seawater used by coastal power plants, captures dissolved atmospheric CO2, and converts calcium and carbon into industrial-grade calcium carbonate while producing softer water that is less prone to scale. Its value proposition combines cooling-system efficiency, carbon removal, marine-pollution reduction, and a potential mineral-revenue stream in one shoreline-installed process.

focsle.ai is an Israeli stealth startup building infrastructure for physical AI at the edge. Its public footprint points to a deep systems stack spanning compilers, runtimes, and machine learning deployment for robots and other constrained real-world devices, but the product architecture, founders, customers, and financing remain undisclosed.

xpander.ai is an Israeli-registered AI infrastructure startup building a vendor-neutral platform for developing, deploying, and governing enterprise AI agents across models, frameworks, clouds, private environments, and air-gapped infrastructure. Its Universal Harness combines portable execution with identity, permissions, state, approvals, observability, and audit controls, while its Omni agent helps teams create and operate agentic workflows from natural-language instructions.

Novu is an open-source notification infrastructure platform that provides a unified API and workflow engine to orchestrate multi-channel notifications (email, SMS, push, in-app, chat) with preferences and routing logic, reducing the engineering burden of building reliable, provider-agnostic notification systems.

4M Analytics is an Israeli-founded geospatial-AI company building a nationwide 'Google Maps of the subsurface' -- an automated software platform that fuses public utility records, satellite and aerial imagery, and computer vision to map buried pipes, cables, and infrastructure for civil engineers and departments of transportation, replacing slow, dangerous manual utility investigation.

Arito AI is an Israeli enterprise-AI startup building an agentic analytics and monitoring layer for finance, revenue, and operations teams. It connects fragmented business systems, applies shared organizational context and role-based permissions, and returns real-time answers, reports, dashboards, and workflow actions without requiring a traditional data-modeling project.

SOSA is a private open-innovation company that helps corporations, governments, and investors find, validate, and deploy external technologies. Its business combines demand-led technology scouting, implementation support, startup market-entry programs, and venture access rather than a proprietary software or hardware product.

NightDragon is a U.S.-controlled investment and advisory firm focused on growth and late-stage SecureTech companies across cybersecurity, defense, artificial intelligence, quantum, safety, security, and privacy. Its NightScale platform adds operating support, industry relationships, and government-market guidance to capital deployment.

Modus is an Israeli AI-infrastructure startup building a Context Warehouse that continuously learns an organization's business definitions, data relationships, permissions, and working practices, then serves each AI agent only the context relevant to its task. The company is addressing the accuracy, governance, latency, and token-cost bottlenecks that appear when enterprise agents are connected to many incompatible systems.

Harmony is an Israeli-founded AI-native enterprise service management platform that embeds context-aware agents in Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and existing business systems to resolve employee requests across IT, HR, finance, procurement, legal, operations, and security. Its strategic relevance is as a governed operational-resilience layer for organizations whose internal services, identities, assets, and workflows have become too fragmented for ticket-based support.

HydroSight is a Haifa-based Israeli startup building an AI-powered subsea intelligence platform that combines marine survey data from different sources and time periods to map the seabed and identify changes, anomalies, and patterns. Its initial customers are marine infrastructure owners, including ports, offshore energy companies, and telecom cable operators.

Iron Nation is an Israeli venture fund and commercialization platform investing in advanced-technology and scale-ready Israeli companies. Established after October 7, 2023, it has developed from an emergency ecosystem fund into a Fund II platform with a US commercialization bridge through Indiana.

REplace is an Israeli AI startup developing intelligent site selection and optimization software for renewable energy and data center projects, reducing project risk and accelerating global clean energy infrastructure deployment.

TaKaDu provides a cloud-based Central Event Management (CEM) platform that turns water-utility telemetry and operational data into prioritized, actionable events. Its primary value is earlier detection and coordinated resolution of leaks, bursts, pressure problems, meter faults, and other network incidents.

Israeli private utility-technology company providing end-to-end smart-grid and smart-water systems for electricity, water, and gas operators, including metering, communications, analytics, revenue protection, and operational control.

Yuki Technologies is an Israeli data-infrastructure startup building a real-time control layer for Snowflake, Google BigQuery, and Iceberg-based data lakes. Its Yuki Fabric platform uses workload metadata, learned cost-performance behavior, and automated query routing and resource sizing to make AI-era data spend more predictable without reading customers' underlying business data.

Tribal builds an enterprise-native AI workspace for governed agents and applications that run inside a customer's trusted stack. The platform is designed for production workflows, not sandbox demos, with metadata-aware automation, auditability, and zero-copy security.

Atero was an Israeli AI infrastructure company that developed a unified memory layer for GPU clusters, helping AI operators distribute model weights and KV caches across machines to improve utilization, latency, and elastic scaling. Crusoe acquired Atero in August 2025 and integrated its team and technology into Crusoe Cloud.

BH Grid Solutions is an Israeli energy and carbon intelligence startup building an hourly, GHG-aligned operating layer for data centers and other energy-intensive sites. Its platform combines real-time energy, carbon, cost, contract, and workload signals so operators and tenants can forecast exposure, optimize operations, and make auditable decarbonization decisions.

definity is an Israeli-founded data-infrastructure company building an agentic runtime layer for operating Apache Spark and lakehouse data platforms. Its platform combines in-motion observability, data-quality and execution context, cost optimization, and guarded AI-driven remediation so enterprise data teams can prevent pipeline incidents instead of investigating them after the fact.

Climate-Eyes is an Israeli climate-tech startup developing a cloud Decision Support System that combines satellite remote sensing, ecology, GIS, and AI to monitor water resources and other climate-sensitive assets. Its clearest commercial wedge is continuous surface-water intelligence for water-quality and water-resources-management teams.