Recogni and DataVolt Collaborate on Energy-Efficient AI Cloud Infrastructure

May 28, 2025
Recogni and DataVolt have announced a partnership to create the world's most energy-efficient AI cloud infrastructure, leveraging Recogni's AI inference systems and DataVolt's sustainable energy solutions.
Recogni and DataVolt Collaborate on Energy-Efficient AI Cloud Infrastructure

Recogni and DataVolt have announced a partnership to develop the world's most energy-efficient AI cloud infrastructure. In a press release, the companies revealed their commitment to combining Recogni's AI inference systems with DataVolt's sustainable energy solutions to enhance AI cloud computing capabilities.

Recogni's inference system utilizes AI logarithmic math on custom silicon, setting new standards in energy efficiency and performance. This makes it an ideal match for DataVolt's energy-optimized AI infrastructure. The collaboration aims to deploy some of the world's densest and most energy-efficient AI compute clusters.

DataVolt has signed a $20 billion agreement at the U.S.–Saudi Investment Forum, marking a significant milestone in advancing AI and data center infrastructure. As part of this strategy, DataVolt will integrate Recogni's low-power inference systems to power its next-generation AI data centers, reinforcing strategic technology ties between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia.

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