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Network Automation Platform Netris Hits 622% Growth Across 20+ AI Cloud Deployments

Netris captured over 20 AI cloud deployments with 622% year-over-year growth as network automation becomes critical infrastructure for data centers. The platform eliminates manual configuration errors that affect 20% of network changes. VCI Global launched Southeast Asia's first NVIDIA-powered GPU computing center in Singapore as Asia-Pacific emerges as fastest-growing region for AI infrastructure.

Network Automation Platform Netris Hits 622% Growth Across 20+ AI Cloud Deployments
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Netris grew 622% year-over-year and now powers network automation across more than 20 AI cloud deployments. The platform addresses a critical bottleneck: manual network configurations generate errors in 20% of changes, according to the company.

Network automation has become essential as AI infrastructure scales. Netris automates network provisioning, configuration, and management across data center environments. The technology reduces deployment time and eliminates human error in network changes that can cause outages or performance degradation.

The company positions its growth within what it calls "the largest infrastructure buildout in human history"—a multi-trillion dollar AI infrastructure expansion with only hundreds of billions deployed so far. Network infrastructure represents a foundational layer that must scale before compute capacity can expand.

VCI Global operationalized Southeast Asia's first NVIDIA-powered GPU computing center through its V Gallant platform in Singapore. The facility targets growing demand for AI compute resources in a region the company identifies as among the fastest-expanding markets for AI infrastructure deployment.

Asia-Pacific's infrastructure expansion reflects geographic diversification of AI compute capacity beyond North American and European concentrations. Singapore's positioning as a regional data center hub provides connectivity advantages for serving Southeast Asian markets.

The infrastructure layer faces distinct engineering challenges as deployments scale. Marine data center concepts illustrate the complexity: saltwater environments create corrosion and fouling problems for metal piping and cooling systems that don't exist in terrestrial facilities, according to IEEE Spectrum analysis.

Advanced packaging technology for AI chips shows parallel growth trajectory. KLA Corp. expects mid-to-high teens percentage growth in advanced packaging for calendar 2026. Packaging innovation enables higher chip densities and performance gains required for next-generation AI models.

The infrastructure build-out encompasses network automation, regional compute centers, cooling systems, and chip packaging—each component must scale in coordination. Network automation platforms like Netris eliminate manual bottlenecks that would otherwise constrain deployment velocity as operators rush to capture market share in emerging AI cloud services.