HyperGrid™ is a technology company.
HyperGrid™ has raised $30.0M across 2 funding rounds.
HyperGrid™ has raised $30.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
HyperGrid™ has raised $30.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
HyperGrid™'s investors include Atlantic Bridge, Glenn Solomon, Notable Capital, ONSET Ventures, Rami Elkhatib.
HyperGrid is a technology company specializing in cloud management solutions for hybrid and multi-cloud environments. It builds the HyperCloud platform, which provides end-to-end visibility, control, automation, cloud migration planning, cost management, continuous optimization, orchestration, governance, security, and compliance.[1][2][6] The platform serves enterprises and service providers across sectors like finance, insurance, healthcare, oil & gas, construction, retail, FED/SLED, and telco, addressing the complexity of managing diverse cloud setups with predictive analytics powered by over 400 million benchmarked data points.[1][2] With $16 million in revenue and $49 million in funding, HyperGrid demonstrates solid growth momentum from its Mountain View, California headquarters.[1]
HyperGrid traces its roots to Gridstore, founded in 2007 (with some sources noting 2009 or 2016 rebranding context) by Kelly Murphy, Antoni Sawicki, and Tomasz Nowak, initially focusing on hyper-converged infrastructure.[1][4] The company evolved through a pivotal merger in July 2020 with CloudSphere and earlier acquisition of DCHQ in 2016, which prompted the rebranding to HyperGrid and integrated container-based technologies for broader cloud management.[2][4] These founders were retained in key technical roles, marking early traction in shifting from storage solutions to comprehensive hybrid cloud platforms amid rising multi-cloud adoption.[1][4]
HyperGrid stands out in the crowded cloud management space through these key strengths:
HyperGrid rides the multi-cloud and hybrid cloud trend, where enterprises avoid vendor lock-in by blending AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and on-premises setups amid exploding data complexity.[1][2][6] Timing aligns with post-2020 cloud migrations accelerated by remote work and AI demands, favoring platforms that automate governance and cut costs in fragmented environments.[1][4] Market forces like rising cloud spend (projected trillions globally) and regulatory pressures on security/compliance boost HyperGrid, as it influences the ecosystem by enabling efficient scaling for industries like finance and healthcare, reducing silos via DevOps tools.[1][2][4]
HyperGrid is poised for expansion as AI-driven cloud optimization and edge computing intensify, potentially integrating deeper ML for real-time cost forecasting and zero-trust security. Trends like sovereign clouds and sustainability reporting will shape its path, amplifying influence through partnerships with MSPs and telcos. With strong funding and Gartner nods, expect acquisitions or IPO traction, solidifying its role in taming hybrid cloud chaos—empowering enterprises to master complexity as HyperGrid began with Gridstore's bold pivot.[1][2][4]
HyperGrid™ has raised $30.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $16.0M Series A in September 2018.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1, 2018 | $16.0M Series A | Atlantic Bridge | |
| Sep 1, 2017 | $14.0M Seed | Atlantic Bridge, Glenn Solomon, Notable Capital, ONSET Ventures, Rami Elkhatib |