Granite Raises €4M for Agentic Cloud Infrastructure
Granite raises seed funding for infrastructure designed around AI agents, memory and permissions.
Granite is building cloud infrastructure around the needs of AI agents rather than adapting traditional application infrastructure after the fact.
What happened
The company raised €4 million led by Bifrost Studios.
Granite describes its platform as an agentic cloud, combining compute, storage, networking and orchestration with tools for AI-agent memory and permissions.
The infrastructure can run through cloud services or modular systems controlled by customers.
Why it matters
Most cloud infrastructure was designed for applications run by humans and later adapted for AI workloads.
Agents introduce different requirements. They need persistent state, controlled permissions, memory, orchestration and limits around what actions they can take.
Granite is testing whether those needs justify a new infrastructure layer.
The bigger picture
Agent infrastructure is becoming a crowded but important market.
Companies are trying to build the operating systems, clouds, databases, memory layers and security tools that make autonomous software reliable. Granite sits in that broader shift from AI demos to production agent systems.