The company’s platform uses its virtual finance employee, Kos, to automate the reconciliation of invoices against complex, multi-page construction and project finance contracts. By integrating directly into existing workplace software, the system eliminates the need for manual data entry, a persistent pain point for operators in the data center, energy, and defense sectors who struggle to scale financial operations alongside physical infrastructure builds.

Following a $12 million inception financing round led by 8VC and XYZ Ventures in late 2025, kos.ai spent the early months of 2026 refining its product through a beta program. The software is designed to manage the heavy volume of purchase orders and vendor payments that currently overwhelm administrative teams. CEO Tanuj Thapliyal noted that the goal is to enforce financial discipline without hampering the high-speed execution required for large-scale capital projects.

David Ferdman, the co-founder of CyrusOne and current president of Primary Digital Infrastructure, joins a board already stacked with financial leadership from Equinix, Crusoe, and STACK Infrastructure. His appointment signals a push to bridge the gap between AI-driven rapid development and the rigorous accounting standards required for multibillion-dollar infrastructure investments.