Fluix
Fluix (FLUIX AI), headquartered in San Francisco, builds autonomous AI control software for data center infrastructure.
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Fluix (FLUIX AI), headquartered in San Francisco, builds autonomous AI control software for data center infrastructure. Its A.I.M.I.® platform orchestrates power, cooling, water and IT/network systems in real time, cutting energy costs by up to 40% without new sensors. The company began as a liquid-cooling hardware startup before pivoting to AI energy optimization for data center operators.
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