GMI Cloud, an AI-native GPU cloud provider, raised USD 82M in Series A funding.

GMI Cloud, a Santa Clara, CA-based AI-native GPU cloud provider, secured $82M in total Series A funding. The round comprised $15M in equity funding and $67M in debt financing, led by Headline Asia, bringing the company's total capital to over $93M. Additional investors included Banpu Next (BANPU.BK) and Wistron Corporation (3231.TW). The company plans to use these funds to open a new U.S. data center in Colorado and enhance its Silicon Valley-based position as an integrated cloud provider.

GMI Cloud, led by Founder and CEO Alex Yeh, is a digital infrastructure company with the mission of empowering anyone to deploy AI and simplifying how businesses build, deploy, and scale AI through integrated hardware and software solutions. The company's AI solutions combine flexible GPU infrastructure based on NVIDIA accelerated computing with Cluster Engine, its proprietary resource management and orchestration platform. These offerings provide businesses with scalability, optimized performance, and security measures for AI-driven projects.

The company leverages its global operations and strategic partnerships with OEMs to enable rapid deployment and reduced lead times for GPU access worldwide. With a longstanding presence in Taiwan, GMI Cloud's new Colorado data center will serve as a hub for expanding the company's capacity, particularly in North America. This strategic expansion enhances the company's ability to meet growing global demand for GPU resources.