Israeli Cloud Infrastructure Startup ScaleOps Raises $130 Million Series C at $800M+ Valuation

Mar 30, 2026

Israeli cloud infrastructure startup ScaleOps has raised $130 million in Series C funding led by Insight Partners at an $800 million valuation, bringing total funding to approximately $210 million since its 2022 founding. The company's autonomous platform automatically manages and reallocates computing resources in real time for Kubernetes-based infrastructure, reducing cloud and AI costs by up to 80% by addressing problems like idle GPUs and over-provisioned workloads. ScaleOps has experienced explosive growth with 450% year-over-year expansion and serves major enterprise customers including Adobe, Salesforce, Wiz, and DocuSign across global markets. The company plans to more than triple its headcount by end of 2026 as it competes with players like Cast AI and Kubecost in the infrastructure automation space.

ScaleOps' $130M Series C funding and valuation

▪ScaleOps raised $130 million in Series C funding at an $800 million valuation.
▪ScaleOps raised $58 million in its Series B funding round in November 2024.
▪ScaleOps has raised approximately $210 million in total funding.
▪ScaleOps announced its Series C funding on Monday, March 30, 2026.
▪Lightspeed Venture Partners, NFX, Glilot Capital Partners, and Picture Capital participated in ScaleOps' Series C funding round.
▪ScaleOps' Series C funding round was led by Insight Partners.

The infrastructure inefficiency problem in AI and cloud computing

▪Static Kubernetes configurations lead to underused GPUs, performance issues, and costly inefficiencies.

ScaleOps' autonomous platform and competitive positioning

▪ScaleOps software reduces cloud and AI infrastructure costs by as much as 80%.
▪Yodar Shafrir is a former engineer at Run:ai, a GPU orchestration startup acquired by Nvidia.
▪ScaleOps was co-founded in 2022 by Yodar Shafrir.