Sharon AI signed a five-year agreement adopting Rafay Systems as its centralized AI-infrastructure orchestration and operations layer.

SharonAI Holdings, whose common stock and warrants trade on Nasdaq under SHAZ and SHAZW, disclosed a five-year strategic agreement with Rafay Systems in an exhibit to a Form 8-K. Sharon AI said it would use Rafay as a centralized orchestration and operations layer across its AI Factory environments.

The platform is intended to standardize how accelerated-computing infrastructure is provisioned, governed, monitored and exposed to customers across locations, tenants and workloads. The agreement moves Sharon AI from individual cluster deployments toward a common operating framework.

Rafay’s disclosed capabilities include bare-metal provisioning, infrastructure lifecycle management, virtual machines, Kubernetes, GPU platform-as-a-service, AI development environments and token-metered inference services. Sharon AI also cited automation, observability, governance, secure multitenancy and GPU-utilization management.

The filing establishes that Sharon AI publicly disclosed the five-year agreement, but the supplied exhibit does not state its financial value, minimum spending obligations or termination terms. Statements that the collaboration is expected to improve utilization, reliability or service delivery are company expectations, not reported operating results.