AI-powered education technology company Classover has pivoted to AI cloud services, renaming itself Kidz AI Inc.
The move into the neocloud space started in May 2026, when the company announced it had entered into an equity purchase facility agreement with Chardan Capital Markets, under which it could sell up to $100 million of shares of Class B common stock, with the proceeds said to "support its expansion into AI core compute infrastructure, high-performance GPU cloud platforms, and data center ecosystems."
At the time, the company said the capital would be spent acquiring high-performance GPU assets, developing neocloud partnership ecosystems, and investing in data center assets. The company also revealed its intention to rebrand as Kidz AI Inc.
“We believe this facility will be a decisive turning point for Classover,” said Stephanie Luo, CEO of Classover (now Kidz AI). “We are positioning the company to become an important participant in the rapidly growing AI infrastructure sector. Our goal is to build a scalable ecosystem across GPU high-performance computing, AI data centers, and NeoCloud compute platforms.
“This strategic financing represents an important step as we evaluate key opportunities ranging from GPU deployment and AI inference hosting to model deployment services. As generative AI continues to drive demand for scalable compute infrastructure and AI-native platforms, we are exploring capital-efficient ways to participate in this trend through strategic acquisitions, vertical integration, and partnerships. These initiatives remain subject to market conditions, capital availability, definitive agreements, and applicable regulatory requirements.”
In the weeks since, Kidz AI has formed a partnership with 1Legion, a bare-metal GPU infrastructure provider. That partnership will see the two companies join together to invest $50m in AI compute infrastructure through a newly formed special purpose vehicle dubbed Ousia Compute, of which Kidz AI will own the majority.
According to the companies, this partnership will see the deployment of Nvidia GPU clusters, including H100, H200, B300, and B200S, in Tier 3+ data centers across the United States and global locations.
Just days later, Kidz AI announced another partnership with Cyfuture.ai, an AI cloud and GPU infrastructure provider, giving Kidz AI access to Cyfuture.ai's infrastructure stack – including GPU-as-a-Service, Inferencing-as-a-Service, and Tier-III certified data center operations.
Kidz AI has also raised $500.6m in convertible secured financing to further expand its capital deployment activities.
According to a company announcement on May 29, Kidz AI will continue to work in AI-powered education technology along with its newly formed AI cloud business, and is also exploring opportunities in robotics, industrial automation, and Physical AI.
Kidz AI is based in Manhattan, New York, and was founded in 2020.
A number of unlikely companies have pivoted into the AI cloud market.
Earlier this year, shoe company Allbirds announced it was pivoting to offer AI compute infrastructure. Other such examples include a Taiwanese whiskey importer, a recruitment website, a Singaporean healthcare company, an Indian TV production firm, a Chinese car loan financing company, an aviation operator, and an owner of Hard Rock Cafe franchises in Malaysia, who have all looked to move into the space.