Brookfield combines capital and compute in Radiant AI infrastructure play
Global investment firm Brookfield has formed Radiant, a vertically integrated AI infrastructure company through a merger with Ori Industries.
Radiant targets the multi-trillion-dollar AI factories market using NVIDIA DSX reference design with AI infrastructure experience, high-level capital, and global capabilities.
Radiant is backed by Brookfield’s $100 billion AI infrastructure fund, a vehicle that will provide capital over the long term for scalable AI ecosystems.
“We could not be more excited to continue the Ori journey through Radiant,” says Mahdi Yahya, founder and CEO of Ori and President of Radiant. “For more than seven years, our team has been building toward this moment designing software that could enable infrastructure for AI at scale. It was immediately apparent that Brookfield was the ideal partner for Ori. Through Radiant we can challenge the supply-demand imbalance that has defined AI since the release of advanced LLMs in 2023. With deep, structural advantages in capital costs, powered land, compute, and software, Radiant is building the infrastructure to enable a global age of abundance for AI.”
Radiant’s infrastructure targets sovereign governments, global enterprises and telecom providers via long-term contracts.
NVIDIA’s latest AI infrastructure technologies will help expand Ori’s AI Cloud assets.
Radiant will offer AI services such as GPU instances, Kubernetes, fine-tuning and model registries, helping to balance AI supply and demand, allowing for global growth of scalable and efficient AI infrastructure.
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AI factories | AI infrastructure | Brookfield | GPU | Ori Industries | Radiant
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