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Artificial intelligence is growing fast, and everyone talks about GPUs, models, and data. According to Hammerhead founder Rahul Kar, the real constraint is something more basic. It is power.

The company will use the funding to advance product development and expand deployments.

The extensive energy demands of artificial intelligence are causing a bottleneck in data centers, and Hammerhead AI Inc. wants to do something about it after raising $10 million in seed funding today.

Hammerhead AI is emerging from stealth with $10 million in seed funding to accelerate AI factory deployment by enabling operators to maximize their power utilization for AI workloads.

The conversation around data center load flexibility has reached a fever pitch, largely precipitated by a Duke University paper earlier this year that argued a small amount of curtailment could free up massive amounts of capacity on the grid.

Hammerhead AI, founded by grid startup vets and focused on data center power efficiency, has launched out of stealth with a $10 million seed round, CEO and founder Rahul Kar tells Axios Pro exclusively.