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Nebius acquires Israeli startup Inferize to optimize GPU utilization

10/03/2026 — 10/03, 14:12·1 sources·1 reports

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On October 3, 2026, Techmeme, citing a report by CTech's Meir Orbach, said that Nebius, a Nasdaq-listed neocloud provider, has acquired the Israeli startup Inferize. Sources put the deal at $100M to $150M. The report did not break down that range or say whether the consideration takes the form of cash, stock, or something else.

Inferize was founded by former Granulate executives and employs 17 people. According to the same report, the company built technology designed to reduce idle GPU capacity when AI demand changes, which helps optimize GPU utilization and bring down the cost of AI requests.

The report did not disclose when the deal was announced, what conditions it carries, or how Nebius intends to fold the Inferize team and technology into its business. Neither Nebius nor Inferize is quoted in the report. At the point of publication, the acquisition had been reported but not officially confirmed, and the $100M-to-$150M figure comes from sources rather than from either company.

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Latest turnNebius, the Nasdaq-listed neocloud provider, has acquired Israel-based startup Inferize, with sources putting the deal at $100M to $150M. Founded by former Granulate executives and employing 17 people, Inferize built technology aimed at reducing idle GPU capacity when AI demand shifts.

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  1. Nebius, the Nasdaq-listed neocloud provider, has acquired Israel-based startup Inferize, with sources putting the deal at $100M to $150M. Founded by former Granulate executives and employing 17 people, Inferize built technology aimed at reducing idle GPU capacity when AI demand shifts.

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