Deliverance AI has emerged from stealth, peddling a new operating system for sovereign enterprise AI.
The company's thesis is that enterprise adoption of AI has stalled not because of the AI itself, but because organizations lack the operating model to govern it. Deliverance AI's solution is a platform designed to allow government, regulated industries and large enterprises deploy agentic AI at scale—inside their own environments, with full governance, visibility and control over data, models, agents and decisions.
"Companies have spent heavily on AI infrastructure, but infrastructure alone does not give you an AI outcome. The missing layer is an operating system for agentic AI: somewhere to run agents, govern them, give them context, measure them and make them accountable," Deliverance CEO Mick McNeil said in a statement.
Incorporated just three months ago, Deliverance AI already counts six enterprise customers, an $8.03 million (£6 million) ARR and more than 30 employees.
The U.K.-based startup said it's working with HPE and Nvidia to help enterprises move AI from pilots into secure production.
Read the full press release here.