Jozu, a NYC-based company building enterprise-grade orchestration tools for AI applications, raised $4M in Seed funding.
The round was led by HalfCourt Capital, with participation from Mozilla Ventures, BrightSpark, AlleyCorp, Sentiero, and Union Bay Partners.
The company intends to use the funds to:
- Expand platform capabilities.
- Enhancing AI security and compliance.
- Scaling open source adoption.
- Growing the team
Led by CEO and Founder Brad Micklea, Jozu provides security-conscious organizations with AI/ML lifecycle tooling that improves AI projects from development to production, without compromising compliance, security, or operational agility. Its open source standard, KitOps, which is part of the CNCF, helps organizations self-host AI/ML models.
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08/05/2025