GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) provider Massed Compute has received $300 million in investment from Digital Alpha for the expansion of its platform.

The funding will be used to expand Massed Compute's AI cloud infrastructure footprint, including the purchase of Nvidia GPUs.

Massed Compute will roll out instances featuring Nvidia Hopper GPUs, Nvidia RTC Pro 6000 Blackwell Servers, Nvidia Blackwell, and Nvidia Blackwell Ultra.

According to the company, Massed Compute offers access to GPU clusters hosted in Tier III data centers on three continents. Details about its data center footprint are not shared. The company works in partnership with Cisco, which provides the GPUaaS with its Cisco UCS servers.

“Massed Compute is purpose-built to meet the demands of modern AI-native workloads,” said Sunny Smith, co-founder and president of Massed Compute. “This partnership with Digital Alpha and collaboration with Cisco unlocks the scale and momentum we need to accelerate customer onboarding and expand our infrastructure for enterprise AI deployments worldwide. We’re now positioned to move faster, support larger-scale rollouts, and push the boundaries of the modern AI-native cloud.”

“Massed Compute exemplifies the next generation of cloud infrastructure providers—flexible, GPU-centric, and engineered for AI workloads from the ground up,” said Rick Shrotri, managing partner at Digital Alpha. “We’re excited to back a highly experienced, entrepreneurial team and partner with them to scale a secure, enterprise-ready platform that is critical to the future of AI.”

Digital Alpha is a digital infrastructure investment firm. The company includes PacketFabric, Qwilt, and Cloudian among its portfolio companies. It has previously invested in UK ISP Connexin.

Massed Compute was founded in 2021 and is headquartered in Seattle, Washington.