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Intrinsic Power to Accelerate Commercialization of AI Power Infrastructure for Data Centers

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Intrinsic Power to Accelerate Commercialization of AI Power Infrastructure for Data Centers
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Intrinsic Power to Accelerate Commercialization of AI Power Infrastructure for Data Centers

2026-07-16 00:02 Last Updated At:00:11

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 15, 2026--

Intrinsic Power, a developer of AI-enabled electrical infrastructure, today announced the first close of its Seed financing, bringing together a syndicate of strategic investors with deep expertise across industrial technology, energy infrastructure, and digital infrastructure. The financing from Kyocera Ventures, Drive Catalyst, Boost VC, and RPV Global will accelerate commercialization of Intrinsic Power’s AI power orchestration platform while supporting the company’s expansion into one of the fastest-growing infrastructure markets in the world: AI data centers.

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The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence is transforming demand for electrical infrastructure. As AI computing scales, power availability—not computing hardware—is increasingly becoming the limiting factor for new data center deployments. Operators need more than additional generation; they need intelligent infrastructure capable of dynamically optimizing how electrical capacity is utilized.

Intrinsic Power’s AI power orchestration platform continuously monitors electrical conditions, predicts available capacity, and coordinates distributed energy resources in real time. Rather than treating electrical equipment as independent assets, the platform enables an entire facility to operate as a unified, intelligent power system—unlocking additional usable capacity while improving resiliency, flexibility, and operational efficiency.

The company’s expansion into AI data centers builds upon technology already deployed in commercial power management applications. The same AI-powered orchestration capabilities developed across these markets are now being applied to help address one of the most significant infrastructure challenges facing the AI economy.

“Intrinsic Power was founded on the belief that electrical infrastructure should be intelligent, adaptive, and capable of optimizing itself in real time,” said Broc TenHouten, Co-founder and CEO of Intrinsic Power. “As AI infrastructure and data centers rapidly increase demand for electricity, our platform is uniquely positioned to help customers unlock additional grid capacity, improve resiliency, and accelerate deployment without waiting for costly infrastructure upgrades. Our mission is to build the AI operating layer for modern, distributed electrical systems, and we're excited to partner with investors who share that long-term vision.”

The first close includes participation from Kyocera Ventures, Drive Catalyst (the venture capital arm of Far Eastern Group), Boost VC, and RPV Global. Beyond capital, these organizations bring strategic relationships across industrial manufacturing, advanced energy systems, venture investing, and critical infrastructure that can help accelerate commercialization of Intrinsic Power’s platform.

“The rapid growth of AI is creating new demands on electrical infrastructure. We believe intelligent power orchestration will become an important component of next-generation data center power systems, and Intrinsic Power is developing an innovative platform to address this emerging opportunity. We're pleased to support the company as it advances its technology and expands into this rapidly growing market,” said Rick Johnson, General Partner, Kyocera Ventures.

“AI and electrification are increasing the need for smarter, more flexible approaches to power management. Intrinsic Power's software-defined power orchestration platform represents an innovative approach to improving electrical infrastructure utilization, and we're pleased to support the team as they continue building strategic partnerships and bringing this technology to market,” said Juliana Pidner Hsu, Managing Director, Drive Catalyst.

Unlike traditional energy management systems that primarily monitor equipment, Intrinsic Power’s platform actively orchestrates the flow of electricity across an entire facility, enabling distributed power resources, storage systems, controllable loads, and utility interconnections to operate as a coordinated system. This software-defined approach helps customers maximize existing electrical infrastructure, reduce peak demand, integrate distributed energy resources more effectively, and improve overall system resilience.

The financing will support continued product development, expansion of the engineering team, customer deployments, and strategic partnerships as the company continues its Seed financing and accelerates commercialization across commercial buildings, critical infrastructure, and AI data centers.

About Intrinsic Power

Intrinsic Power is building the next generation of AI-enabled electrical infrastructure. Its AI power orchestration platform continuously senses, predicts, and optimizes the flow of electricity across buildings and campuses, enabling customers to maximize existing electrical capacity, integrate distributed energy resources, improve resilience, and accelerate electrification. The company’s technology has been deployed across commercial energy applications and is expanding into AI data centers, resilient power systems, and other mission-critical infrastructure markets.

For more information, visit www.intrinsicpower.com.

Intrinsic Power is building the next generation of AI-enabled electrical infrastructure. The company's latest funding will help accelerate commercialization of Intrinsic Power’s AI power orchestration platform. The orchestration platform continuously senses, predicts, and optimizes the flow of electricity across buildings and campuses, enabling customers to maximize existing electrical capacity, integrate distributed energy resources, improve resilience, and accelerate electrification.

Intrinsic Power is building the next generation of AI-enabled electrical infrastructure. The company's latest funding will help accelerate commercialization of Intrinsic Power’s AI power orchestration platform. The orchestration platform continuously senses, predicts, and optimizes the flow of electricity across buildings and campuses, enabling customers to maximize existing electrical capacity, integrate distributed energy resources, improve resilience, and accelerate electrification.

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