The partnership integrates Aolani’s specialized AI cloud infrastructure with the Rafay Platform to automate lifecycle management and multi-tenancy. Rather than forcing organizations to build custom software stacks, the solution provides a self-service experience for provisioning Kubernetes clusters, virtual machines, and inference workspaces. Centralized governance and policy enforcement are embedded directly into the platform, ensuring that infrastructure remains manageable as it scales.

Nicholas Chia, CEO of Aolani, noted that customers in the current market require immediate operational readiness to maintain a competitive edge. By automating the transition from hardware deployment to production, the companies intend to shorten the time-to-value for enterprises and cloud providers. Haseeb Budhani, CEO of Rafay Systems, emphasized that the industry has moved past the initial challenge of deploying GPUs, pivoting instead toward the software layer that transforms raw compute into a commercially viable, developer-friendly service.