TrueFoundry has launched TrueFailover, a new resilience solution that automatically routes AI workloads around model outages, regional failures, API degradations, and other disruptions, ensuring mission-critical AI applications remain online and performant even during major provider incidents.
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TrueFoundry, an enterprise AI infrastructure platform, announced TrueFailover, a purpose-built solution designed to keep AI-powered applications operational during provider outages, regional disruptions, or API degradations. As enterprises increasingly depend on AI for critical functions—such as prescription refills in pharmacies, sales proposal generation, developer coding assistance, and customer support agents—any downtime can lead to lost revenue, stalled workflows, reputational damage, and SLA violations.
“Most people experience these outages as an inconvenience, like not being able to scroll through their favorite social media app,” said Nikunj Bajaj, Co-Founder and CEO of TrueFoundry. “But for teams building AI systems, it’s a stark reminder that even the biggest, most reliable platforms fail, and that failure can have real business consequences if there is no backup plan. Resilience is not optional anymore — it’s architecture.”
“Too many teams have architected for capability, not continuity,” Bajaj added. “They picked the ‘best’ model, but never asked what happens when it’s unavailable at 3 p.m. on a Tuesday.”
TrueFailover packages TrueFoundry’s multi-model and multi-region capabilities into a focused resilience engine that sits atop the company’s AI Gateway and globally distributed deployment layer. When a primary model, region, or provider experiences issues—whether a hard outage, rate-limiting, latency spikes, or quality degradation—TrueFailover automatically reroutes traffic to healthy alternatives without requiring code changes or manual intervention.
The result is a system where outages become internal routing events rather than visible business crises, enabling teams to maintain continuity at AI scale.
Traditional AI decisions often center on benchmarks and leaderboards. Forward-looking enterprises are shifting to a more critical question: “How do we ensure AI doesn’t break?” TrueFailover embeds resilience directly into the infrastructure layer, allowing organizations to leverage multiple providers, regions, and models without sacrificing performance or reliability.
“TrueFoundry empowers us to deliver and scale AI capabilities seamlessly,” said Raghu Sethuraman, Vice President of Engineering at Automation Anywhere. “AI is now a fundamental requirement, and the control, availability, and resilience TrueFoundry provides enable us to confidently accelerate AI adoption and deployment across our organization.”
TrueFailover will be offered as an add-on resilience module to TrueFoundry’s AI Gateway and platform. An early access program for design partners will launch in the coming weeks, with general availability to follow. Enterprises interested in participating can contact TrueFoundry via the company’s website.
About TrueFoundry
TrueFoundry is an Enterprise Platform as a Service that enables companies to build, observe, and govern Agentic AI applications securely, scalably, and with reliability through its AI Gateway and Agentic Deployment platform. Leading Fortune 1000 companies trust TrueFoundry to accelerate innovation and deliver AI at scale, with over 10 billion requests per month processed via the TrueFoundry AI Gateway and more than 1,000 clusters managed by its Agentic deployment platform. TrueFoundry’s vision is to become the central control plane for running Agentic AI at scale within enterprises, serving as the command center for enterprise AI. Headquartered in San Francisco, TrueFoundry operates across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, supporting enterprise AI deployments for some of the world’s most innovative organizations.