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InfraPartners turns to AI automation as data centre buildout strains skilled labour
InfraPartners and Phaidra partnership will combine factory-built infrastructure with AI-based cooling and operational controls as developers face growing pressure on engineering, construction and power resources.
August 11, 2026
08 April, 2024
Jim Gao on stage at Data Center Dynamics in New York
Phaidra Co-Founder and CEO, Jim Gao, speaks about the future of autonomous artificial intelligence control to support Data Center optimization.
05 February, 2024
Why we invested in Phaidra
Data Center energy efficiency and AI's impact in helping the sector grow while improving energy efficiency. Read about GS Futures recent investment in Phaidra.
24 October, 2023
AI for a Cooler Earth: Phaidra’s Mission to Combat Data Center Emissions
AI for a cooler earth - find out why Collab Funds is banking on Phaidra's AI controls service to help the industrial sector decrease the energy intensity of its operations.
21 April, 2023
Helena leads Phaidra's Series A raise
Learn more about the Helena team's decision to invest in the revolutionary AI technology for industrial controls that Phaidra is deploying.
18 July, 2022
Phaidra, which sells AI tech to industrial customers, raises $25M from DeepMind co-founder, others
The startup, led by alum from Alphabet's AI research hub DeepMind, launched in Seattle in 2019 and focuses on creating AI-powered tech that is both scalable and repeatable. This allows it to operate in an array of industrial verticals, such as data centers, refineries, pharmaceutical plants and steel mills located across the globe.
14 July, 2022
Google DeepMind Alums Want to Bring AI Energy Controls to Industrial Giants
Seattle startup Phaidra lowers energy bills by automating building controls for power plants. Industrial production is one of the dirtiest corners of the corporate world. A startup from former Google engineers thinks it can clean it up with artificial intelligence.