Chamber built Chambie, an AI-powered AIOps agent that autonomously monitors, root-causes, and remediates GPU infrastructure issues across clouds. Part of YC W2026, the company was founded by four ex-Amazon engineers: Charles Ding (CEO, second-time founder with a .5M ARR exit), Andreas Bloomquist (launched AWS CloudWatch Application Signals), Jason Ong (GPU scheduling at Amazon), and Shaocheng Wang (9.5+ years at AWS).
Platform engineers currently spend half their time keeping GPU infrastructure running, while ML researchers lose hours when training runs fail because diagnosing failures means digging through Kubernetes events, node logs, and GPU metrics in separate tools. Chamber unifies all of this with a single Helm command deployment, auto-discovery of GPUs, workloads, and teams, AI root cause analysis in plain English, and autonomous remediation.
The platform supports cross-cloud management (AWS, GCP, Azure, on-prem), workload orchestration, experiment tracker integration (W&B), and cost analytics. Chamber is SOC 2 Type I certified and targets the K/month average GPU waste metric. Rated A-tier on YC Tier List as one of the strongest team-market fits in the W26 batch.
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ML engineering teams managing AI infrastructure
Chamber manages GPU infrastructure for ML teams while Respan monitors the LLM inference workloads running on that infrastructure. Together they provide visibility into both the hardware layer and the AI application layer.
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Last verified: March 27, 2026