Skeleton Technologies

TAR, legally Transformative American Resources, Inc., was founded in 2026 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas, with an engineering office in San Francisco and a manufacturing and logistics base in West Texas. Founded by Patrice "Pat" Becker and Leonhard "Lenny" Soenke, the company mass-produces modular, rapidly deployable off-grid power systems for AI data centers, combining solar and battery storage as the primary source with natural gas generators as backup. It self-performs the entire chain from site selection and engineering through procurement, logistics, civil works, and construction, targeting delivery in months rather than the multi-year grid interconnection queues that stall data center projects. Its West Texas facility is named TAR Terminal One. The team combines energy veterans from Hut 8, AES, and Vistra with robotics and automation engineers from Zipline, GrayMatter Robotics, and Lucid Motors.

Axiom Solutions International is the planned spin-off of Flex Ltd.'s Cloud and Power Infrastructure business, offering integrated power, thermal management and compute systems for AI data center build-outs. It has announced the acquisition of EPC Power, a provider of power conversion and energy storage for data centers. Axiom filed its Form 10 in September 2026 and plans to separate from Flex in Q1 2027 as a standalone Nasdaq-listed company under the ticker AXM, led by current Flex CEO Revathi Advaithi.

Claros is a power management company rebuilding the electrical path of AI data centers with a combined hardware-and-software chip-to-grid platform. Its two core products are an Integrated Voltage Regulator (IVR) placed adjacent to or beneath the processing units to deliver power directly to the chip, and Power Gateway, a DC-native power distributor that minimizes AC/DC conversion losses and lets a facility draw from multiple sources including the grid and renewables. Incubated by Red Cell Partners, the company emerged from stealth in February 2025 with $9.75 million in initial funding and is headquartered in McLean, Virginia, with a test lab in Torrance, California.

为 AI 数据中心研发直连中压电网的固态变压器（VASST），平抑 GPU 负载的毫秒级功率波动

EntroFlow is a Berkeley, CA-based thermal technology company developing a phase-change thin-film two-phase vapor chamber, powered by proprietary nano-film evaporation, for direct-to-chip cooling of AI servers, data-center GPUs and other high-power computing, compatible with existing air and liquid cooling infrastructure.

Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, SB Energy is a power-first infrastructure company owned by SoftBank Group that develops, builds and plans to operate gigawatt-scale data centers paired with power generation (including solar and battery storage) for the AI economy. It has 8.8 GW of data center capacity contracted or under construction across sites in Texas and Ohio. SoftBank, OpenAI and NVIDIA are strategic investors; SoftBank and OpenAI are also long-term tenants at its data center campuses as part of the Stargate initiative, and NVIDIA is a chip supplier and investor.