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Nexthop AI wants your GPUs to stop waiting
The company has raised $610 million to build AI networks around a surprisingly accommodating idea: let the customer keep the software, and do the difficult engineering together.
The AI Boom Has a Heat Problem. Vertiv Built the Plumbing.
AI chips get the headlines. Vertiv sells the power, liquid cooling and factory-built infrastructure that determines whether those chips can actually run - and its $15 billion backlog shows how physical the digital boom has become.
Accelevation Bet $50 Million That the AI Boom Needs a Factory Floor
The Ohio manufacturer survived a shutdown-era order collapse, found a wedge in polycarbonate panels and built its way into power, steel and field installation. Its real product is not a door or a cable - it is fewer handoffs on a data-center schedule.
The 91-Year-Old Company That Keeps America's Biggest Job Sites From Drowning
For 91 years, one Houston company has quietly answered a question nobody thinks about until their trench floods: where does all the water go?