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

Runware is manufacturing modular data centers on factory assembly lines. The company aims to assemble each pod in one day and deploy it on-site within 48 hours. This approach shifts large computing builds from traditional civil construction projects to factory-based manufacturing and logistics.

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