Bluebricks raises $4.5M Seed to disrupt cloud infrastructure management
Bluebricks raises $4.5M Seed to disrupt cloud infrastructure management
The Israeli startup’s Atomic Infrastructure technology automatically fragments infrastructure management into small, reusable blueprints.
Cloud management platform Bluebricks announced its $4.5 million Seed round on Wednesday. The round was led by Flint Capital and Glilot Capital Partners, and included tech industry leaders as investors such as Yochay Ettun, CEO of cnvrg.io (acquired by Intel), and Raz Shaked, Head of DevOps at Wiz.
Bluebricks’ Atomic Infrastructure technology automatically fragments infrastructure management into small, reusable blueprints. This approach reduces the blast radius of changes, providing guardrails to various stakeholders, and reducing catastrophe exposure while enabling true hyper-automation. Additionally, Bluebricks’ solution sets the foundation for AI-driven software delivery.
Bluebricks was founded by serial entrepreneur Idan Yalovich, who previously co-founded Zest, an AI-driven enterprise search company acquired by WalkMe in 2021, Nitzan Gindi, and Pini Vaknin.
"By 2027, more than 70% of enterprises will have adopted industry cloud platforms. Following the generative AI breakthrough that the industry is experiencing, cloud infrastructure management must adjust its practices and adopt new workflows," notes Idan Yalovich, co-founder and CEO of Bluebricks. "Generative AI-powered solutions will make software programming available on-demand. However, when it comes to cloud infrastructure, things are much more sensitive and organizations must set solid ground. Otherwise they’ll lose competitive advantage and start sinking. At Bluebricks, our Atomic Infrastructure technology enables enterprises to become AI-ready instantly and at an infinite scale."
