Investment giant Blackstone announced it is backing network automation firm NetBrain Technologies, taking a majority stake in the firm that puts a total NetBrain valuation at around $750 million.

NetBrain offers no-code and AI tools to support network automation, with operators able to assess their entire systems through its digital twin platform.

Blackstone said its investment in the network automation firm will help NetBrain expand its footprint and scale its AI-powered platform to take advantage of what it claims to be a $30 billion NetOps market.

“Blackstone’s global reach, operational expertise, and deep commitment to innovation will be instrumental in helping us seize this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to lead the AI transformation of network operations," NetBrain founder and CEO Lingping Gao noted in a statement.

NetBrain was founded in 2004, and touts firms like of BT, Microsoft, Oracle, and Tesla as users. It previously secured $30 million from Summit Partners, who took a minority stake in the firm.

The NetBrain backing comes as Blackstone continues to inject cash into the digital infrastructure market.

Last summer, the investment management firm said it had more than $70 billion in prospective data center pipeline development – a number that looks set to rise when it announces its latest earnings later this week.

It’s also leading a $4.9 billion investment in Canadian telecommunications giant Rogers Communications.