Chamber

Chamber

Autopiloting your AI infrastructure

Winter 2026ActiveB2BInfrastructureArtificial IntelligenceDeveloper ToolsB2BEnterprise SoftwareAISan Francisco, CA, USA
Chamber puts your AI infrastructure on autopilot. Our agentic AI enabled platform orchestrates, governs, and optimizes your AI infrastructure so teams can run ~50% more workloads on the same GPUs without manual intervention. It operates like an autonomous infrastructure team: continuously monitoring GPU clusters, forecasting demand, detecting unhealthy nodes, and reallocating resources in real time to where they create the most impact. Your ML teams move faster, infra waste drops, and GPU bottlenecks disappear.

Verdict

High Signal
Market Opportunity
GPU infrastructure observability and orchestration for enterprise AI/ML teams is a massive and fast-growing market — every company scaling AI workloads needs this, and GPU costs are enormous ($48k/mo waste metric cited on site). ICP is clear: ML research and engineering teams at mid-to-large enterprises running distributed training workloads. B2B SaaS with clear monetization path (pricing page exists), and the problem — GPU underutilization, failed runs, debugging overhead — is acute and well-understood.
High Signal
Founder Signal
Exceptionally strong team with directly relevant experience. Charles Ding (CEO) founded Bungee (acquired by ClearDemand), grew it to $3.5M ARR, then led Amazon Project Greenland — literally building GPU orchestration at Amazon — and AWS CloudWatch Application Signals. Shaocheng Wang (CTO) spent 9.5 years at AWS, including 2+ years on large-scale GPU infrastructure and AI workload platforms. Jason Ong shipped GPU efficiency tooling at Amazon (Principal Engineer Award). Andreas Bloomquist was Sr. PM-Technical at AWS managing central ML infrastructure platforms and launched CloudWatch Application Signals. All four founders built the exact product they're now selling, inside Amazon.
Medium Signal
Competition
Direct competitors include Run:ai (acquired by NVIDIA, dominant in GPU scheduling/orchestration), Determined AI (acquired by HPE), and MLflow/Weights & Biases for experiment tracking. SkyPilot and Volcano exist for Kubernetes-level GPU scheduling. Chamber's angle — agentic AI-native observability + root cause analysis + orchestration in one platform — is differentiated from pure schedulers, but Run:ai/NVIDIA integration is a real threat. The team's insider knowledge of how Amazon built this internally is a meaningful moat, but the space is getting crowded fast.
High Signal
Product
Pricing page at /pricing. API docs at docs.usechamber.io. Python SDK mentioned. Live demo available via Watch Demo button. App login at app.usechamber.io. SOC 2 Type I certified. Detailed features: AI root cause analysis, autonomous remediation, GPU fleet monitoring, workload orchestration, Chambie AI assistant. No named customer logos (team logos from Amazon, Meta, Microsoft are backgrounds, not customers).
OverallA Tier

Chamber is one of the strongest team-market fits in W26 -- four founders who built GPU orchestration and observability at Amazon, Nvidia, and Waymo. The product has pricing, API docs, Python SDK, live demo, app login, and SOC 2 Type I certification. This is one of the most product-complete companies in the batch. Main risk is competition from established observability players (Datadog, New Relic) adding GPU-specific features. The comprehensive product infrastructure suggests real engineering execution.

Active Founders

Charles Ding
Charles Ding
Founder & CEO

Second Time Founder with 1X Exit | Former Engineering Leader at Meta & Amazon | Ex-Microsoft. We are building to accelerate the world’s AI innovation through efficiency.

Andreas Bloomquist
Andreas Bloomquist
Founder

I have a passion for distilling complex problems into elegant simple solutions for customers. Ex-Aamzon Product Manger with experience delivering observability and GPU efficiency solutions. I also have a passion for technical selling and GTM strategies. From my experience both Optimizely and Amazon, I am a believe in the power of experimentation to iterate quickly and deliver results.

Jason Ong
Jason Ong
Founder

I’m a software engineer from Malaysia who moved to the U.S. in 2016. I’ve built high-impact systems at Amount, Avant, Flexport, and Amazon. I’ve worked across fintech, logistics, and GPU-related scheduling tooling, where I saw how hard distributed training is for many teams. I’m now co-founder of Chamber, focused on simplifying GPU orchestration for training workloads.

Shaocheng Wang
Shaocheng Wang
Founder

I am a cofounder of Chamber and a former Senior Software Engineer at Amazon. Over the past 9+ years, I’ve built and launched multiple 0→1 AWS products, with deep expertise in large-scale observability, distributed systems, and AI infrastructure efficiency. At Chamber, I’m applying this experience to build intelligent AI workload orchestration and observability software that helps companies run AI workloads much more efficiently.

Chamber
Chamber
TierA Tier
BatchWinter 2026
Team Size4
StatusActive
LocationSan Francisco, CA, USA
Last Updated2 days ago