ATHLAZ

ATHLAZ develops power-management technology for AI data centres, helping operators get more useful computing capacity from the electrical infrastructure and GPUs they already have. Its ADAPT software uses Adaptive Current Modulation to read GPU power signals, anticipate workload demand and adjust operating points in real time. The company reports up to 21% lower GPU die power in a 48-hour test on NVIDIA H100 NVL, with no throughput change in the run; related figures for additional accelerator capacity and tokens per watt are derived from the results. ATHLAZ says the software can be installed on existing hardware and is designed to fail open and operate without access to workloads or data.

Its product range includes ADAPT, a per-GPU runtime available today; the Intelligent Power Management Module (iPMM), a silicon controller in development; and ATHLAZ Power Network (APN), a roadmap concept for aggregating fleet capacity as a grid resource. ATHLAZ serves data-centre operators, colocation providers, enterprise and sovereign AI programmes, silicon vendors, investors, and technical reviewers.