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Armada builds rugged portable AI data centers (called Galleons) for remote and disconnected environments — oil fields, mines, military sites; raised $226M total including a $131M round backed by Microsoft, Founders Fund, and Lux Capital;
Armada is an edge computing and AI infrastructure company headquartered in the Seattle, Washington area, founded to address a fundamental challenge: how to run AI and computing workloads in environments where connectivity to centralized cloud data centers is unavailable, unreliable, or prohibited. The company designs and manufactures Galleons — ruggedized, modular data centers that can be rapidly deployed to remote locations including oil and gas fields, mines, military installations, disaster response sites, and satellite-connected facilities. Galleons are self-contained compute units integrating power, cooling, networking, and storage hardware in a format engineered for extreme environments and rapid field deployment.
Aryaka is a global managed SD-WAN and Unified SASE-as-a-Service provider with $192M raised; recognized G2 Leader Spring 2026 across SD-WAN and cloud security; serves 587 employees and enterprise customers in 100+ countries.
Aryaka Networks is a fully managed SD-WAN and Unified SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) provider that delivers secure, high-performance networking to distributed enterprises as a complete managed service. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, Aryaka differentiates from software-only SD-WAN vendors by owning and operating a global private network — a dedicated Layer 2 backbone with Points of Presence in major cities worldwide — that provides predictable, low-latency connectivity for enterprise applications and cloud workloads without relying on the public internet for the core network path.
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