en.Wedoany.com Reported - Deliverance AI recently emerged from stealth mode, announcing that its operating system for sovereign enterprise AI has achieved an annual recurring revenue (ARR) of £6 million. The stagnation in enterprise AI adoption stems not from the AI technology itself, but from the lack of a corresponding operational governance model. The platform launched by the company aims to help governments, regulated industries, and large enterprises deploy agentic AI at scale within their own environments, with complete governance, visibility, and control over data, models, agents, and decisions from the outset.

The company is collaborating with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and NVIDIA. HPE provides turnkey private cloud infrastructure for customer-controlled AI environments. Deliverance AI leverages NVIDIA DGX accelerated computing, NVIDIA DGX Spark, and NVIDIA's agentic AI software stack (including NVIDIA OpenShell and NVIDIA NemoClaw) to enable governed agentic AI workflows.

Founded in the UK with headquarters in the UK and the European Union, Deliverance AI is not subject to the US CLOUD Act. The platform supports deployment across hyperscale clouds, sovereign infrastructure, on-premises systems, and air-gapped environments, ensuring that data does not pass through US-controlled infrastructure unless the customer chooses to do so. Through its Agentic OS, the company provides a governed runtime, layered knowledge architecture, model routing, audit trails, cost attribution, and embedded deployment engineering, helping customers transform AI infrastructure into controllable business outcomes.

In one customer deployment, the platform demonstrated a cost reduction of nearly 75%, while also reducing the time required to initiate and complete tasks. The platform's model routing capability directs AI tasks to the most suitable model based on performance, cost, risk, and governance requirements, helping customers avoid lock-in to a single model, cloud, agent framework, or infrastructure provider.

Anthony Hills, Regional Director for Enterprise and Public Sector at NVIDIA UK and Ireland, noted that the integration of Deliverance AI's Agentic OS with NVIDIA's accelerated computing platform and software stack provides a managed infrastructure dedicated to running governed agentic workflows in private and regulated environments. James Brooks, Head of Hybrid Solutions at HPE UKIMEA, stated that HPE's Private Cloud AI meets the growing demand for sovereign AI by enabling agentic workflows to run in private, sovereign, and air-gapped environments.

The company's CEO and founder, Mick McNeil, previously held senior leadership roles in cloud, high-performance computing, and AI at Microsoft, Northern Data Group, and Logicalis. Headquartered in London, the company serves clients in the UK, Europe, the Middle East, and North America.

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