NexQloud, a Palo Alto, CA-based decentralized cloud computing infrastructure startup, closed its $2.3m Pre-Seed funding spherical below a Reg CF exemption.
The corporate now enters a brand new part of development, backed by a 12-month runway and plans to launch a $5m Seed Spherical to speed up proof of market match for its Distributed Kubernetes Service (DKS) and develop into three extra cloud service verticals designed to serve the rising demand from AI organizations, SaaS suppliers, and DevOps groups.
Led by Mauro Terrinoni, CEO, NexQloud is redefining cloud infrastructure by combining blockchain, AI, and a world community of energy-efficient NanoServers right into a scalable, safe, and environmentally accountable computing platform. By its NXQ token economic system and Distributed Kubernetes Service (DKS), NexQloud provides people and enterprises an inclusive different to centralized hyperscale suppliers.
Since its final milestone announcement of 1,250 items, NexQloud has quickly expanded to over 1,850 NanoServers throughout ten nations, together with the USA, United Kingdom, Canada, Belgium, Australia, Vietnam, Switzerland, Germany, India, and Jamaica.
To this point NexQloud’s Distributed Compute Platform (DCP) now contains:
- 54,820 digital CPUs (vCPUs) — powering compute-intensive enterprise workloads
- 158.83 terabytes of RAM — supporting large-scale, memory-driven purposes
- 849 AI-capable GPUs — enabling real-time machine studying, inference, and analytics
FinSMEs
02/07/2025
