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Two years after his nine-year stint building Ola’s tech backbone ended in September 2019, nobody knew what Ankit Bhati, the company’s co-founder, was up to.
In January 2022, news broke that Sequoia Capital India had decided to lead a funding round in Bhati’s new venture, Amnic, a DevOps startup. The round saw Amnic rake in $15-16 million—a massive amount for a seed stage fundraise.
At Ola, Bhati had created the shared mobility company’s location-based algorithms, which were dispatched in real-time, as operations scaled over the years. He used this understanding to found Amnic, an operating platform for engineering teams to instantly provision and operate a microservices runtime with continuous delivery. Microservices are building blocks for certain cloud-based applications. Bhati told The CapTable that Amnic is currently working with a few select partners behind closed doors.
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