TrueFoundry expands UK presence to help enterprises scale AI with control, governance and data sovereignty

LONDON – November 10, 2026: TrueFoundry,the enterprise AI infrastructure company helping organisations deploy and govern AI at scale, today announced the expansion of its UK presence in response to growing enterprise demand for secure, production-ready AI infrastructure. As organisations move beyond experimentation, the need for centralised governance, cost control and data sovereignty is becoming increasingly critical. 

The expansion follows approximately sixfold global revenue growth, a fourfold increase in customers and a tripling of headcount over the past year. TrueFoundry already serves Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 enterprises globally, across financial services, healthcare and life sciences, technology, media and telecommunications, and industrial manufacturing.

TrueFoundry's UK expansion is supported by its acquisition of UK-headquartered Seldon AI earlier this year. The acquisition brings together Seldon's decade of expertise in production machine learning with TrueFoundry's AI Gateway, giving enterprises a single platform spanning real-time ML inference and agentic AI, while building on the Kubernetes infrastructure they've already invested in.

The UK is a natural hub for TrueFoundry's EMEA expansion, combining a strong enterprise AI ecosystem, a concentration of global businesses and established expertise in regulated industries. TrueFoundry's international expansion is led from London by Risha Kaushal, Head of Strategic Partnerships and International Expansion.

Nikunj Bajaj, co-founder and CEO, TrueFoundry, said: “We have spent the last few years proving that enterprises can run AI securely and reliably at scale. We are now investing in local expertise and partnerships to make the UK and wider Europe a major part of our next phase of growth. That investment supports enterprises making the transition from isolated pilots to AI in their core operations, with the infrastructure and control to do it confidently.”

TrueFoundry already works with leading enterprises in the UK, where auditability, cost control and operational resilience are critical. Its AI Gateway supports multi-model governance and security controls for production AI agents, helping organisations address requirements under the EU GDPR and EU AI Act, where applicable.

Charles Iheagwara, Global Head, AI Delivery, AstraZeneca, said: “Deploying an AI Gateway in a globally distributed enterprise is a complex undertaking, spanning LLMs, agents, MCP servers and existing enterprise systems. We have made good progress establishing the foundation with TrueFoundry, and their engineering, support and leadership teams have been responsive in helping us navigate challenges along the way.” 

TrueFoundry already serves more than 15 organisations across Europe, from growing businesses to large enterprises, including customers in pharmaceuticals, financial services and enterprise technology. To support further growth, the company plans to quadruple its European team, with commercial and technical hiring already underway.

Anuraag Gutgutia, co-founder and COO, TrueFoundry, said: “The UK has a strong appetite for AI, but moving it into business-critical operations requires more than model capability. Organisations need to know what is running, what data it can access and who is accountable, particularly in highly regulated sectors. Governance and resilience are the foundation for scaling, not hurdles to clear afterwards. Our enterprise engagements show that stronger governance and infrastructure readiness can help reduce pilot-to-production timelines from 8-12 months to approximately three months.” 

TrueFoundry’s AI Gateway gives customers a single way to access models from different providers, including Anthropic’s Claude, OpenAI models, Google Gemini and Mistral, as well as models they host themselves. Teams can switch between compatible models without rebuilding their connections to each provider. Customers can also choose where and how they run the platform: across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud or their own Kubernetes infrastructure, with managed SaaS, hybrid, self-hosted and air-gapped deployment options, including on-premises environments. Local Gateway components handle AI traffic within the customer’s chosen region or infrastructure, while governance rules, routing and costs are managed centrally.

TrueFoundry is accelerating its UK and European expansion through a growing partner ecosystem. The company works with hyperscalers including AWS, Microsoft and GCP, and is a part of AWS Global Startup Program and Microsoft's Pegasus Program. TrueFoundry is also expanding its regional network of resellers, system integrators and channel partners to support enterprise adoption across the UK and wider Europe. 

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About TrueFoundry

TrueFoundry provides an enterprise-grade AI Gateway that encompasses an LLM Gateway, MCP Gateway, and Agent Gateway, enabling enterprises to securely connect, observe, and govern access to models, tools, guardrails, and agents from a single control plane. The AI Gateway enables agentic workloads that are secure, efficient, and future-safe through unified and composable connections across providers.

TrueFoundry’s vision is to become the central control plane for running Agentic AI at scale within enterprises, serving as the command center for enterprise AI. Headquartered in San Francisco, TrueFoundry operates across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, supporting enterprise AI workflows for some of the world’s most innovative organisations.

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