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CleanAmps and Excelsior expand partnership to accelerate US-owned AI digital infrastructure platform
CleanAmps, a US-based control technology, energy infrastructure and AI infrastructure company, has announced the expansion of its strategic collaboration with Excelsior Energy Capital to accelerate the commercialisation and deployment of digital infrastructure solutions designed to address the rapidly growing demand for reliable computing capacity and resilient power infrastructure.
The expanded relationship builds upon more than three years of successful collaboration across utility-scale energy infrastructure projects, including more than 3 GWh of Battery Energy Storage System( BESS) integration projects and more than 10 GWh of strategic battery procurement initiatives, including FEOC-compliant and Section 45X-eligible battery storage solutions supporting domestic energy security and manufacturing objectives.
CleanAmps has served as a strategic advisor, system engineering partner and integration strategist supporting Excelsior’ s advanced energy infrastructure initiatives, including clean firm power solutions designed to meet the growing energy demands of data centres, industrial facilities and mission-critical infrastructure.
At the centre of this initiative is CleanAmps’ vision for a US-owned Digital Infrastructure Platform that combines modular data centre architecture, firm power integration, high-availability controls and industrial-grade cybersecurity to enable rapid deployment of energy-efficient AI computing capacity.
“ AI infrastructure is rapidly becoming one of the most important strategic sectors in the global economy,” said Breck Boven, Chief Technical Officer, CleanAmps.“ For AI to scale, compute infrastructure and energy infrastructure can no longer be developed independently. Our experience across utility-scale energy storage, advanced controls and infrastructure operations has positioned us to bridge that gap. Together with Excelsior, we are looking to accelerate deployment of a US-owned compute infrastructure that combines resilient low carbon power systems and modular compute infrastructure into a single integrated solution.”
CleanAmps has established a broad track record across energy infrastructure design, system integration, strategic battery procurement and advanced controls.
“ Over the past three years, CleanAmps has demonstrated exceptional capabilities in engineering, controls integration, energy storage deployment and infrastructure innovation,” said Ryan Fegley, Partner, Excelsior Energy Capital.“ We believe the next wave of infrastructure investment will increasingly focus on the intersection of power and compute. This expanded collaboration positions us to help address the growing need for reliable, scalable and energy-efficient digital infrastructure.”
The expanded collaboration reflects both organisations’ commitment to supporting North America’ s evolving energy and digital infrastructure landscape through innovative technology platforms that combine advanced computing, resilient power systems and secure operational controls. • www. intelligentcio. com
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