Sovereign Trusted

$7m

Annual recurring revenue

Roughly seven million dollars in ARR across eight large enterprise customers. Deliverance AI is past the proving stage and is already running inside organisations that cannot afford to get this wrong.

$500m+

Who is buying

Regulated organisations above five hundred million dollars in annual revenue, increasingly wary of storing data in US-governed jurisdictions. Telco, government and defence, pharma and sport.

Control plane

The category no one owns

Observability, policy enforcement and audit in one control plane for trust, enabling sovereign private deployment inside the customer’s own data boundary without depending on the hyperscalers. Agent orchestration, agent governance and sovereignty in a single argument.

October

The Series A

Terms expected inside roughly six weeks, with the round landing in September or October. The profile has to be built before the raise, not after it, so the funding validates a company the market already recognises.

FIRST: THE AUTHORITY

Become the European authority on trusted sovereign AI infrastructure.

Deliverance AI sits where four board-level agendas meet: AI sovereignty, enterprise resilience, AI governance and AI at scale. None of these is a technology conversation. The job is to move the company beyond product announcements and make it one of the most quoted AI companies in Europe, with awareness built among investors, enterprise CIOs and government decision makers.

THEN: THE RAISE

Make the Series A the culmination, not the introduction.

By the time the round is announced, the funding should validate a company the market already knows rather than introduce one it has never heard of. Every interview returns to one statement: the next phase of AI is not about better models, it is about trusted deployment.

PHASE ONE: IRELAND

• The Irish Times
• Business Post
• Irish Independent
• The Currency
• RTÉ
• Silicon Republic
• Business Plus
• That Great Business Show
• Inside Business

PHASE ONE: UNITED KINGDOM

• Financial Times
• Reuters
• Bloomberg
• BBC
• Sky News
• The Times
• The Telegraph

PHASE TWO: EUROPE

• Politico
• Euronews
• Sifted
• EU-Startups
• Handelsblatt
• Les Echos
• Silicon Canals
• Tech.eu

TECHNOLOGY, AND THE MARKET WE HOLD BACK

Phase one: build market awareness

Establish Deliverance AI as a leading voice on sovereign AI before fundraising becomes public, creating visibility around the problem the company solves. Reactive commentary on AI developments, CEO thought leadership, introduction briefings with Tier 1 journalists, podcasts, and corporate profiling through milestones such as senior hiring, office openings and product news. Focused on the UK and Ireland, with Europe phased in.

Phase two: the Series A campaign

The funding announcement becomes a corporate communications campaign rather than a single day. The story is not that Deliverance AI raised a Series A. It is that one of Europe’s most trusted AI software companies has secured investment to accelerate sovereign AI globally, and that investors share the vision. Press release, media outreach, executive interviews and owned channels, run together.

After the raise: the United States

US expansion sits deliberately after the Series A. Capital is earmarked for growth, including potential US acquisitions and a wider European presence, so the US programme is scoped when that becomes real rather than promised in advance.

The survey

Fifty CIOs in Ireland, on the challenges they are actually facing around AI. A sample and a geography Beachhut can deliver, producing findings no competitor can quote without citing Deliverance AI.

The questions

Can you audit AI decisions? Are you concerned about your AI being controlled by a third party? Where does your AI data sit? How many AI systems operate outside governance? Have AI outages affected operations?

The output

An annual index, launched with a Tier 1 exclusive, a bylined piece, a data-led release and a roundtable. Then reused all year in reactive commentary, sales conversations and investor material.

Always on

Telecommunications

National-scale infrastructure where an outage is a public event, so sovereignty and resilience are the same conversation. The Vodafone partnership announcement is the natural anchor moment.

Sovereign

Government and Defence

Buyers who cannot store data in a US-governed jurisdiction and who need every AI decision auditable. Air-gapped, observable deployment is not a feature here, it is the entry requirement.

Auditable

Pharma and Life Sciences

Regulated and evidence-driven, unable to adopt anything it cannot show its working on. Governance before scale is the pillar that lands hardest.

At scale

Sport

Large, visible deployments that get measured hard. Good ground for the bottom-line argument and for outcome-led case studies in the trade press.