Adaptive6 Reduces Enterprise Cloud Waste – Ticketmaster Case Study
- The generative AI era has sped everything up for most enterprises we talk to, especially development cycles (thanks to "vibe coding" and "agentic swarming").
- But even as they seek to leverage the power of new AI-assisted programming tools and coding agents like Claude code to generate code, enterprises must contend with a...
- According to Gartner, public cloud spend will rise 21.3% in 2026 and yet,according to Flexera's last State of the Cloud report, up to 32% of enterprise cloud spend...
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The generative AI era has sped everything up for most enterprises we talk to, especially development cycles (thanks to “vibe coding” and “agentic swarming“).
But even as they seek to leverage the power of new AI-assisted programming tools and coding agents like Claude code to generate code, enterprises must contend with a looming concern – no, not safety (although that’s another one!): cloud spend.
According to Gartner, public cloud spend will rise 21.3% in 2026 and yet,according to Flexera’s last State of the Cloud report, up to 32% of enterprise cloud spend is actually just wasted resources – duplicated code, non-functional code, outdated code, needless scaffolding, inefficient processes, etc.
Today, a new firm, Adaptive6 emerged from stealth to reduce this cloud waste in realtime – automatically. the company, which also announced $44 million in total funding including a $28 million Series A led by U.S. Venture Partners (USVP), aims to treat cloud waste not as a financial discrepancy, but as a code vulnerability that must be detected and patched.
Co-founded by CEO Aviv Revach, an experienced founder, former Head of Strategy at Taboola, and a former security research team leader for the Israeli Military Intelligence Unit 8200, the idea behind the venture came directly from his experience working in cybersecurity.
“We realized this is not a financial problem; it’s an engineering problem,” Revach told venturebeat in an exclusive video call interview conducted recently.”We drew on our background in cybersecurity, where to find vulnerabilities, you scan the cloud, identify the issues, map them back to the relevant code, find the responsible developer or engineer, and remediate-or, in certain specific cases, shift left and prevent them altogether… it was obvious that this is exactly what we need to do.”
Adaptive6’s platform introduces a radical shift in how enterprises govern infrastructure: rather of asking finance teams to spot inefficiencies they can’t fix, it empowers engineers to resolve waste directly in their workflow.
By applying the rigor of cybersecurity-scanning, tracing, and remediation-Adaptive6 automates the cleanup of ”Shadow Waste” across complex multi-cloud environments.
The shift: from billing to engineering
For years,the industry standard for managing cloud costs has been “visibility”-dashboards that tell you yesterday’s news. Revach argues that visibility without action is just noise.
“The first generation of tools are sort of trying to help on the financial side of the cloud,” Revach told VentureBeat. “They typically deal with the financial aspects of cloud cost… showing you costs going up, costs going down, forecasting, budgeting. But what they don’t really focus on is one of the biggest problems,
