Datavault AI establishes $700 million fund for metals and data…
The new strategic fund will support the critical metals supply chain and digital storage infrastructure needed for AI chips.
The global supply chain for artificial intelligence ranges from software algorithms to underground mining of rare earth minerals. To protect both ends of the chain, the company Datavault AI has completed the establishment of a strategic investment fund of 700 million dollars, in collaboration with strategic metals firms.
This fund represents an innovative business model that unites the provision of critical physical materials with the development of cloud storage and processing infrastructures.
Securing the Materials of the Digital Revolution
The fund's capital will be channeled in two priority directions:
- Semiconductor Supply Chain: Secure the supply of rare metals (such as gallium, germanium and ultrapure silicon) essential for lithography of AI processors.
- High Performance Corporate Data Centers: Construction of optimized data warehouses, incorporating hardware immune to advanced cryptographic attacks and sustainable cooling systems.
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