Hosted.ai raises $19M to tackle GPU underutilization and reshape AI infrastructure economics
AI infrastructure startup hosted·ai secured $19M in seed funding to simplify and optimize GPU infrastructure for AI, led by Creandum with participation from other investors like Repeat VC and People Ventures.
The startup focuses on the inefficiencies of GPU infrastructure, including high costs, low utilization — with average usage at just 40% — and limited access to regional suppliers.
hosted·ai’s software stack includes:
hosted·ai: A GPUaaS platform improving GPU utilization by up to 5x, reducing costs, and enabling resource sharing.
packet·ai: A neocloud service leveraging optimized GPU infrastructure for competitive pricing.
GPUaaS.com: A matchmaking service connecting enterprises with GPU providers for scalable solutions.
The company will target the “GPU waste” problem and allow regional service providers a piece of this AI infrastructure pie.
“The GPU market has a waste problem, not a scarcity problem,” says Ditlev Bredahl, CEO of Hosted.ai. “We’ve spent 25 years building infrastructure software that makes service providers competitive and the GPU opportunity is the biggest we’ve seen. This funding lets us move faster: more platform, more partners, more regions. We’re building the operating system for the GPU economy, and this round puts us in a strong position to do exactly that.”
Some of the founding team members have previous experience working with infrastructure technologies at VMware, NVIDIA or XenSource.
Founded in 2024 and launched in 2025, hosted·ai is a global company offering products across the US, EMEA and Asia-Pacific.
Their mission is to revolutionize the economics of GPU computing so that AI infrastructure becomes affordable and accessible for developers and companies alike.
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AI infrastructure | GPUs | Hosted.ai | infrastructure investment
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