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Fly.io

Current work outlook

Fly.io raised a $25 million Series D co-led by Dell Technologies Capital and Intel Capital. The company reports more than 37,000 customers, including over 8,000 agent-native customers, and says the investment will accelerate infrastructure designed for production AI-agent workloads.

Updated July 24, 2026 · Evidence from public sources

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Fly.io raises $25M as demand grows for infrastructure built for AI agents

Fly.io raised a $25 million Series D co-led by Dell Technologies Capital and Intel Capital. The company reports more than 37,000 customers, including over 8,000 agent-native customers, and says the investment will accelerate infrastructure designed for production AI-agent workloads.

Employee impact

The funding and reported customer growth are positive signals for candidates in distributed systems, networking, developer infrastructure and AI platforms. The announcement does not specify hiring targets, so applicants should confirm whether a role is tied to funded product expansion or normal replacement hiring.

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