Mavria raises $130 million for factory built AI data center infrastructure

Nov 11, 2026
Mavria raised $130 million across preseed and seed rounds to manufacture standardized infrastructure for AI data centers in the United States.

Mavria raised $130 million across preseed and seed rounds to build factory manufactured infrastructure for AI data centers in the United States, according to W.Media. The latest round valued the company at $1 billion and was led by Paradigm, with participation from AMP PBC, Liquid 2, Critical Frontier and Dream Ventures.

Mavria will use the funding to secure supply chains, increase manufacturing capacity and expand its workforce. Its model uses standardized manufacturing instead of designing and constructing each data center project separately.

The company was founded by former US Department of Energy colleagues Nick Poradek, Adam Blake and Seth Cohen. Poradek and Blake previously served as senior advisers to the US secretary of energy, while Cohen led nuclear law and policy.

Data centers are Mavria's initial focus, and it plans to apply the same manufacturing model to other physical infrastructure needed for AI.

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