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Can AI data centers be mass-produced like cars? This startup aims to find out

Runware attempts automotive-style assembly of modular compute facilities

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Infrastructure startup Runware is developing an industrial facility intended to assemble prefabricated artificial intelligence data centres via automotive-style production lines. The venture seeks to standardise compute site deployment, though meeting industrial manufacturing targets remains an execution challenge.

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