CNCF Adds SoftBank and Crusoe as Silver Members

September 08, 2026
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation added nine Silver members, including SoftBank, Crusoe, and Legora, as companies expand infrastructure for AI inference.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation added nine Silver members, including SoftBank Corp. and Crusoe, the organization said in a press release. The additions cover telecommunications, AI infrastructure, cloud hosting, compute efficiency, code optimization, data retrieval, and sovereign infrastructure.

The other new Silver members are AlphaBravo, Ascendra Networks, CodeVisionary, DHH, Infino AI, and Valarian Technologies. Their products include Kubernetes management, live compute scaling, software performance optimization, cloud services, search over object storage, and infrastructure for controlling data and AI agents.

Legora joined as a Silver End User Member. The legal AI company runs a platform across multiple regions using Kubernetes and CNCF technologies including Argo CD, Kargo, Crossplane, Cilium, and Kyverno.

CNCF said its community now includes nearly 800 members and more than 300,000 contributors across over 250 projects in 190 countries.

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