Runware CEO Says Sonic Inference Pod Factory Will Reach 30 Megawatts Daily by 2028
Summary
Runware plans a factory to assemble its Sonic Inference Pods on an assembly line, CEO Flaviu Radulescu says, aiming for 30 megawatts of capacity per day by 2028 as operators seek faster AI deployment. The company says it has two factories and targets 48-hour installation. It has raised over $60 million and plans a Series B.
Key Points
- Radulescu says Runware holds $1 billion in committed interest for Sonic pods, over 20 megawatts, since offering them a month ago.
- Pods rely on closed-loop liquid cooling with air-cooled radiators, avoiding a water connection, Radulescu says.
- Runware's site pipeline covers 397 megawatts, with potential to expand to 1.2 gigawatts, Radulescu says.