Cerebrium · Feb 2026
Customer case study showing Tavus using Cerebrium for GPU-heavy video workloads, citing faster deployments, reduced bottlenecks, and successful scaling during product launches.
Company research
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Overview
Cerebrium is a New York–headquartered serverless GPU infrastructure platform for real-time AI. It helps teams deploy and scale voice, video, LLM, and batch AI workloads with pay-per-second pricing, multi-region deployment, and compliance-oriented infrastructure.
Primary product
Serverless GPU infrastructure for real-time AI workloads
Founded
2021
Headquarters
New York City, New York, United States
Team size
10-20
Work style
Remote
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
Serverless AI infrastructure / GPU infrastructure
Offices
New York City, New York, United States
London, England, United Kingdom
Business model
Usage-based infrastructure (pay-per-second compute)
Subscription plans (Hobby and Standard)
Enterprise contracts
Funding
People & investors
Leadership
Co-Founder & CEO
Co-Founder & CTO
Founding GTM
Founding Machine Learning Engineer
Work & culture
Publicly described as a place that values clarity, speed, craft, curiosity, collaboration, and end-to-end ownership.
Work style
Remote
Compensation
No public employee salary bands or equity details were found. Public customer pricing is usage-based, with Hobby, Standard, and custom Enterprise tiers; enterprise plans include dedicated Slack support, white-glove onboarding, and ML engineering services.
Product & market
Pricing
Pay-per-second usage-based pricing with Hobby, Standard, and custom Enterprise plans
Differentiators
- —Sub-second cold starts via memory and GPU snapshotting
- —Serverless GPU compute across multiple regions
- —No Kubernetes required
- —Bring-your-own code and Dockerfiles
- —Automatic autoscaling and orchestration
- —99.999% uptime with multi-region failover
- —gVisor workload isolation
- —Support for voice, LLM, and video workloads
- —SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, and ISO 27001 posture
- —Many GPU hardware options across 12+ chip types
Technology
Python
Docker
ASGI
REST APIs
WebSockets
Streaming endpoints
Kubernetes/EKS
gVisor
GPU snapshotting
Memory snapshotting
Multi-region deployment
LiveKit
Pipecat
Deepgram
Rime
Resemble AI
vLLM
SGLang
TensorRT-LLM
AWS
Customers
Tavus
Deepgram
ResembleAI
Vapi
DistilLabs
Lelapa AI
bitHuman
Creatium
Twilio
Rudderstack
Matterport
Competitors
Baseten
Modal
AWS
Google Cloud
NeoClouds
Scale & contact
Estimated revenue
USD 1M–10M (public estimates cluster around about USD 4.3M annual revenue)
Estimated monthly visits
42.3K
Latest news
TechCabal · Jul 2025
Regional press coverage of the seed round; reiterates the founding story, the company’s AI infrastructure focus, and plans to hire and scale operations.
Cerebrium · Jul 2025
Official announcement of the $8.5M seed round led by Gradient with participation from Y Combinator and Authentic Ventures; also states the company is focused on serverless AI infrastructure and enterprise demand.
Gradient Ventures · Jul 2025
Gradient's announcement confirming it led Cerebrium's $8.5M seed round and describing the company's real-time AI infrastructure thesis.
Business Insider · Jul 2025
Business coverage of the round and pitch deck; confirms the $8.5M seed raise led by Gradient with participation from Y Combinator and Authentic Ventures.
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