Breaking News: Airia, the enterprise AI security and orchestration platform that enables organizations to safely deploy and scale AI, today announced $100m in funding – ‘including $50 million invested to date and a further $50 million commitment announced today’, they said.
The funding comes from co-founder John Marshall, who previously co-founded AirWatch (acquired by VMware for $1.54 billion) and served as Co-Chairman of OneTrust until 2023. Marshall is investing $100 million to accelerate Airia’s mission and drive innovation in enterprise AI adoption.
Founded in 2024, Airia has scaled rapidly, onboarding more than 300 enterprise customers worldwide, growing to 150 employees across five continents, and establishing bases in Atlanta, Singapore, London, Dubai, Melbourne, Sophia and Bangalore, all within just 12 months of emerging from stealth.
Marshall, Chairman of Airia, commented: ‘We started Airia to give enterprises a safer and simpler path to AI adoption, one that combines orchestration, governance, and security from the start. I believe so strongly in this mission that I’m backing it personally with $100 million of my own capital.’
The company added that ‘Airia is entering its next stage of growth under the leadership of CEO Kevin Kiley, who previously served as President and brings a proven track record of scaling enterprise technology businesses’, they said.
Kiley, CEO of Airia, added: ‘With startup agility and a proven team seasoned in guiding global enterprises through previous technological shifts, we’re helping organizations deploy AI securely today while building the governance and orchestration layer the industry will rely on for the next decade.’
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