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About Us

We're a passionate team of builders, doers, and strategists on a mission to simplify the way organizations approach DevOps, infrastructure, and process automation.

DevOps is Our Passion

Our Story

In 2015, Cycle was born in Toledo, Ohio, fueled by a mission to revolutionize the way businesses develop applications and think about DevOps. As we grew, we relocated to Reno, Nevada in early 2017, where the core of our team continues to thrive today. After years of development, research, and testing, we started onboarding real customers in mid 2019, and our commitment to building a powerful and innovative platform has never been stronger.

Our journey has been marked by the bold decision to build Cycle from scratch -- without taking on traditional venture capital. This choice gave us total control over our future and allowed us to shape the platform in line with our vision, without the constraints imposed by other existing solutions.

We're all about creating a sustainable and authentic business. We prioritize steady, consistent growth over unpredictable, short-lived success. We believe in long-term achievements and nurturing meaningful relationships with our customers.

Cycle's story is one of boldness, energy, and an unwavering commitment to reshaping the world of DevOps.

2015
Founded
2019
Launched
99.9994%
Core Availability Since Launch
30+ Angels
Investors

Meet Our Founders

Cycle was created by engineers who built and ran infrastructure at scale -- and knew there had to be a better way.
Chief Executive Officer

Jake Warner

Jake has spent nearly two decades working in datacenters, infrastructure automation, and DevOps. From contributing to early OpenStack projects to leading development at one of the first bare-metal IaaS providers, his background is rooted in solving complex infrastructure challenges. Outside of work, Jake enjoys lawn care, watching storms, long road trips, and traveling to any place where he can wear a sweater.

Head of Engineering

Alexander Mattoni

Alex has spent his career architecting systems that connect the digital and physical worlds. From datacenter automation to robotics, aviation, and aerospace, his work spans environments where software needs to be both resilient and precise. As Head of Engineering at Cycle.io, Alex brings deep technical insight to the platform's orchestration and infrastructure layers. Outside of work, he enjoys learning new languages, automating his home, and expanding his well-curated Pokémon card collection.

An International Team

We're Multi-Region, Too

In November of 2025, we opened our first international branch in Iceland to better work with our growing international client base around the world.

Why Iceland? Well, besides being a breathtaking country, it is the optimal spot to work both with our North American and European clients.

U.S. Headquarters

Petrichor Holdings, Inc.

18124 Wedge Pky. #208

Reno, NV 89511

U.S.A.

Iceland Regional Branch

Petrichor Holdings, Inc.

Útibú á Íslandi

P.O. Box 21

202 Kópavogur

Iceland

Built for Cloud, Colo & On-Prem

Deploy Anything, Anywhere.

Bare metal, cloud, hybrid—it doesn't matter. Cycle runs where you do, without the baggage of Kubernetes, Proxmox, or VMware.

From Our Blog

Human First, AI Second: Cycle's Approach to AI Coding in 2026

April 23rd, 2026

AI coding is reshaping engineering, but blindly vibe coding production systems is causing outages and breaches. Learn why Cycle takes a human-first approach to AI — and where to draw the line between acceleration and architectural intent.

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Frequent Updates

Latest Platform Release

Improved Resource Aware Orchestration, Smarter Auto-Scaling, and Concurrency Improvements

Version 2026.04.28.1

When the platform is choosing server placement, it now reads server health and available resources before picking a home for new instances. Auto-scaling no longer counts failed provisions and picks retry models by priority. Factory images stay cached for 10 minutes after a build instead of two giving more time to stream directly from factory to server. Several fixes also landed including: Ceph volume locks, IPv6 gateway routing, and a Windows ISO that needed a nudge to update.

See the Changes

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