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GridCARE, the pioneer of Power Acceleration, announced today that over the past 12 months it has qualified 5 gigawatts (GW) of additional load-serving capacity on the existing U.S. grid in partnership with six U.S. utilities. The company also unveiled its Power Acceleration Index, a national benchmark that estimates how much more the existing grid could deliver and what that capacity is worth. The Power Acceleration Index’s initial estimate is that up to 120 GW could be unlocked nationwide, creating up to $350 billion in value, exclusively by increasing the efficiency of the existing grid that’s already built and paid for. Subject to applicable tariff and regulatory approvals, this value could be credited back, potentially lowering electricity bills by 7-9% at a time when electricity bills are rising at double the rate of inflation.

GridCARE today announced that it is working with Southern California Edison (SCE) to explore physics-based AI technology to identify additional capacity that could support new customer connections on otherwise constrained parts of its grid. GridCARE's Power Acceleration may help bring customers online sooner, maintain reliability and improve affordability by getting more capacity from existing assets.

GridCARE, the pioneer of Power Acceleration for AI, today announced that it has been selected as a 2026 World Economic Forum (WEF) Technology Pioneer. The designation recognizes GridCARE and CEO Amit Narayan as leaders in AI and energy infrastructure at a time when accelerating power for AI infrastructure is one of the most consequential imperatives for the global economy.

GridCARE, the pioneer of Power Acceleration for AI, today announced the closing of its $64 million oversubscribed Series A financing, representing a significant step-up in valuation from its previous round less than a year ago.

GridCARE, the company accelerating time-to-power for artificial intelligence, and National Grid (NYSE: NGG) today announced a collaboration that aims to more quickly connect large-load customers to the power grid while reducing costs for new infrastructure.

GridCARE, the company accelerating time-to-power for modern AI factories, announced today that it has been named to Fast Company’s prestigious list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies for 2026, earning recognition in the Applied AI, Energy, and Small and Mighty categories. GridCARE was recognized for solving the most urgent bottleneck in the global AI race: immediate access to power.

GridCARE, the company accelerating time-to-power for modern AI Factories, today announced that Ram Shriram has joined its Board of Directors. A founding board member of Google and one of Silicon Valley’s most influential technology investors, Shriram brings decades of experience scaling category-defining platforms during major industry transitions.

Temasek’s Xora leads an oversubscribed $13.5M Seed round to establish GridCARE as one-stop power partner for AI infrastructure developers