A Small-Footprint Zinc Battery for Large Power Pulses in AI Data Centers
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A Small-Footprint Zinc Battery for Large Power Pulses in AI Data Centers
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A report from consultant Wood Mackenzie pointed to the dangers of bursts of power demand in AI data centers.
ZincFive says it has an answer. The company's nickel-zinc energy storage provides short, high-power dischages for data centers to address AI power surges and also provides outage backup. The Oregon-based business has deployed 2 GW of its product, saw its annual revenue doubling from 2024 to approximately $66.9 million in 2025 and has plans to go public.
Tod Higinbotham, CEO of ZincFive, explains the company's technology, describes its partnership with Spark I Acquisition and says why the company believes ZincFive's storage is less expensive than lithium-ion based batteries.
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