ScaleOps, a leading Israeli artificial intelligence company, raised $130 million in its Series C investment round, bringing the company's valuation over the $800 million mark and positioning it among the world's most valued companies in the autonomous cloud and AI infrastructure sector.

The company announced the investment on Monday, with the round led by global software investor Insight Partners and the participation from all existing investors, Lightspeed Venture Partners, NFX, Glilot Capital Partners, and Picture Capital.

With this, ScaleOps, which specializes in autonomously and continuously managing and scaling cloud and AI infrastructure in real time, brought its total funding to $210 million, the company said.

"Compute is the defining bottleneck of the AI era, and the way most enterprises manage compute was built for a world that no longer exists,” said Yodar Shafrir, CEO and founder at ScaleOps.

“We built ScaleOps to change that, creating a new category of autonomous infrastructure management so that AI and cloud applications can run at full potential. This funding accelerates our mission to make infrastructure that manages itself the new enterprise standard,” he added.

According to their official statement, in 2026, the demand for cloud and AI infrastructure had grown three times year over year, while most companies still use “pre-AI maintenance.”

“ScaleOps is addressing the urgent challenge of managing cloud and AI workloads, helping enterprises unlock performance, efficiency, and innovation at scale,” Jeff Horing, Managing Director at Insight Partners, explained.

The Autonomous Cloud and AI Infrastructure Management service that ScaleOps offers is centered around a “continuous, real-time management of cloud-native environments across GPUs and computers.”

“The platform continuously optimizes compute across CPU, memory, and GPUs without human intervention, enabling enterprises to scale AI and core applications on infrastructure that manages itself,” the company explained.

Currently, the company has giants of the tech world, such as Adobe, Wiz, DocuSign, and Coupa, among other Fortune 500 companies, as its clients. With a 350% year-over-year growth, the company also managed to triple the size of its team and the demand for its services.