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Scale Computing

Hyperconverged edge computing for distributed sites

Raised to date

$247.6M

of $247.6M offered across 3 Form D filings

Investors
21
Last filed
Mar 26, 2026

About

Scale Computing provides integrated edge computing and hyperconverged infrastructure solutions designed to simplify IT management for distributed enterprises. The company's core platform replaces complex, traditional architectures with a single, self-healing system for running applications at scale, from the data center to thousands of edge locations. Having rebranded in July 2025 after a series of strategic acquisitions, Scale Computing is positioned as a leading edge-first platform company.

The company's primary differentiator is its patented self-healing technology, which automates problem detection and correction to maximize uptime with minimal human intervention. It serves as a prominent VMware alternative, emphasizing a lower total cost of ownership (TCO) and operational simplicity, which is particularly beneficial for organizations with limited IT staff at remote sites.

Funding

$219.6M round, first sold Jul 2025$219.6M soldJul 2025Jan 2026Jul
Now
  • EquityFiled Mar 26, 2026Form D
    $15M/ $15M
  • EquityFiled Mar 4, 2026Form D
    $13M/ $13M
  • EquityFiled Aug 14, 2025Form D
    $219.6M/ $219.6M

Product

SC//Platform™

Edge Computing Platform

SC//Platform is a comprehensive edge computing solution that integrates virtualization software (SC//HyperCore), servers, storage, and disaster recovery into a single, unified system. It is designed to provide a highly available and resilient environment for running applications on-site, in data centers, or across distributed edge deployments, eliminating the need for separate IT components and management tools.

  • Patented self-healing automation for proactive issue resolution
  • Reduces downtime by up to 90% and TCO by up to 40%
  • Ability to mix and match new and old hardware nodes within the same cluster

Built for

The primary customer base includes distributed enterprises, global retailers, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), and managed service providers with significant edge computing requirements.

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