Granica

Granica is an enterprise software company that sells tools for reducing the cost of running AI across the data layer, data processing and agent execution. The vendor describes itself as an efficiency layer for enterprise AI, and everything it builds is designed to run inside the customer's own cloud perimeter, so data and the models trained on it stay in the customer's environment. The product line has three parts. Crunch is data infrastructure that runs continuously in the background, following policies the customer sets to compress, organize and maintain data lake contents. The vendor states it cuts data lake costs by 20 to 50 percent and publishes benchmark figures against Databricks Auto Loader covering cost per terabyte, throughput per core and data reduction rate. Large Tabular Models produce predictions and generated data from governed enterprise tables. Myelin reduces token and compute overhead for long running agents, and the vendor positions its agent infrastructure around humans and agents acting on the same data under the same controls. The intended buyers are data intensive teams running large data lakes,. The vendor quotes four weeks from kickoff to verified savings and an outcome based commercial model tied to the value delivered. No list prices are published, and access starts with a demo request. The company states it is backed by NEA and Bain Capital and has raised more than $60 million.