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Nvidia-Backed Energy Startup Raises $28 Million To Improve The Grid

ThinkLabs AI, a spin-off from GE Vernova, which has raised $28 million, including from Nvidia, is using deep learning to automate the electric grid.

ThinkLabs secures $28-million USD Series A to help power grids manage data centre demand

ThinkLabs has secured a $28-million USD ($39-million CAD) Series A round to help utility providers modernize power grid infrastructure as a wave of electricity-hungry AI data centres comes online.

Nvidia-backed ThinkLabs AI raises $28 million to tackle a growing power grid crunch

ThinkLabs AI, a startup building artificial intelligence models that simulate the behavior of the electric grid, announced today that it has closed a $28 million Series A financing round led by Energy Impact Partners (EIP), one of the largest energy transition investment firms in the world.

ThinkLabs AI Closes $28 M Series A Led by Energy Impact Partners, Backed by NVentures and Edison International

ThinkLabs AI achieves results in AI-powered grid analytics

Physics-informed AI digital twins, powered by Microsoft Azure and NVIDIA high-performance computing, demonstrate the ability to automate large-scale power flow analytics and accelerate grid energization workflows

ThinkLabs AI expands leadership team with five key leadership appointments

New leadership team’s wealth of experience will assist tech startup in developing a digital assistant that leverages a proprietary physics-informed AI digital twin.

How AI Supports Electrical Grid Management

AI can help utilities simplify grid operations, reducing outages and accelerating energy transition

Total Grid Orchestration (TGO) Alliance Launches to Address Critical Energy Transition Issues Facing Utilities

Co-chaired by Black & Veatch and Hydro Ottawa Limited, the alliance is a collaborative forum for energy utilities to tackle the industry’s pressing challenges

GE Vernova spinoff ThinkLabs AI developing artificial intelligence tool to boost grid reliability

The company is developing Copilot, an AI-powered digital assistant, to help utilities manage the renewable energy, storage and other resources coming on to the grid.