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Reload wants to give your AI agents a shared memory
Reload is building shared memory infrastructure for AI agents, enabling persistent context, collaboration, and coordinated task execution across enterprise systems.
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Reload is building shared memory infrastructure for AI agents, enabling persistent context, collaboration, and coordinated task execution across enterprise systems.
OpenAI partners with Tata to secure 100MW of AI data centre capacity in India, with plans to scale up to 1GW as demand for AI infrastructure surges.
DG Matrix has raised $60 million to modernise data centre power infrastructure, aiming to improve energy efficiency, reduce losses, and support the growth of AI-driven computing.
Mistral AI acquires Koyeb in its first deal, strengthening its cloud infrastructure strategy and expanding support for AI model deployment and global scalability.
Former SpaceX executives secure $50M in Series A funding to build advanced data centre connectivity solutions to support AI infrastructure growth.
Running AI models increasingly depends on high-bandwidth memory, GPU capacity, and advanced chip design as developers race to overcome bottlenecks in large-scale AI workloads.
Adani Group commits $100 billion to develop AI-focused data centres, positioning India as a key player in global artificial intelligence infrastructure and digital growth.
Ricursive Intelligence secured $335 million in funding at a $4 billion valuation within four months, fueled by strong investor demand, rapid product traction, and momentum in the AI…
Peak XV has backed Indian startup C2i amid mounting power constraints for AI data centres. C2i aims to solve energy bottlenecks with advanced infrastructure and efficiency solutions.
Blackstone plans to invest up to $1.2 billion in Neysa to support the buildout of AI data centres and cloud infrastructure, as India accelerates efforts to strengthen domestic AI capacity.
AI inference startup Modal Labs is reportedly in talks to raise fresh funding at a $2.5 billion valuation as demand for scalable AI infrastructure and model deployment accelerates.
Orbital AI promises real-time data processing from space, but high launch costs, satellite hardware limits, and narrow revenue models make its economics challenging.
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