Key facts
- Runware aims to produce 30 megawatts of data center capacity per day by 2028.
- Runware plans to bring pods online within 48 hours of installation.
- Runware has received $1 billion in committed interest for its Sonic pods.
- Runware is working with power providers on a pipeline covering 397 megawatts.
- Runware's pods use a closed-loop liquid cooling system with air-cooled radiators.
AI infrastructure company Runware is developing a factory to mass-produce modular data centers on an assembly line, aiming to replicate car manufacturing processes. The company plans to scale production to 30 megawatts of data center capacity per day by 2028, with a goal of delivering and installing pods within 48 hours. Runware's approach differs from competitors by having an operational factory and focusing on rapid deployment and customization of its Sonic Inference Pods. The company has raised over $60 million to date and plans a Series B round to fund its expansion.