
Verdigris Technologies provides circuit-level electrical sensing and analytics that help operators detect developing equipment faults and recover usable capacity.
Verdigris captures electrical signals at sub-cycle resolution and interprets them with equipment physics plus machine learning, rather than relying on averaged meter data. That resolution exposes harmonics and transients where GPU-dense and other non-linear loads reveal developing faults and stranded capacity.
The same continuous measurement supports deterministic capacity decisions, validating safe operating headroom instead of depending on conservative nameplate limits. Operators gain a shared, verifiable record for maintenance, capacity, utility, and community commitments.
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Data-center power has become the scarcest resource in computing, with every new facility competing for a finite pool of grid capacity. Projects that can prove their electrical behavior on the grid, in the community, and over time move fastest through approval and interconnection.
Measurement and sensing therefore sit at the front of the development process, validating headroom and protecting committed capacity. Verdigris joined the Data Center Power Coalition in that measurement layer alongside companies spanning generation, delivery, and load-side efficiency.
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Verdigris is led by cofounders Mark Chung as chief executive, Jonathan Chu as chief technology officer, and Thomas Chung as head of business operations. The team page ties their backgrounds to semiconductor, signal-processing, and operating roles before the company started.
The company raised a 10 million dollar round in August 2023 led by DCVC and Solea Energy to expand its AI-powered energy management platform. That financing supports circuit-level monitoring for carbon-intensive enterprises pursuing emissions and disclosure goals.
Source: verdigris.co