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Overview
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Orbital Materials engineers AI-powered materials for industrial use, starting with data centers. Its platform speeds discovery, synthesis, and testing: LINUS designs material structures to meet target properties while Orb simulates them at quantum level to predict performance. The process emphasizes design-before-experiment and an end-to-end AI/quantum workflow, aided by partnerships with AWS, NVIDIA, and Civo to pilot in live environments. The goal is to decarbonize data centers by delivering efficient cooling, carbon capture, and water savings, with plans to expand to other industries.
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What believers are saying
- AWS signed a multi-year partnership in December 2024 to test Orbital’s technologies.
- NVIDIA’s NVentures joined Orbital’s $50 million Series B on May 28, 2026.
- Orbital’s direct-to-chip cooling targets 600kW racks and select partners now.
What critics are saying
- Orbital’s cooling systems ship in 2027, delaying revenue against entrenched incumbents.
- Orbital disclosed no revenue, leaving commercialization unproven despite AWS and NVIDIA ties.
- A failed AWS pilot by end-2025 would damage Orbital’s credibility and fundraising.
What makes Orbital Materials unique
- Jonathan Godwin, James Gin-Pollock, and Daniel Miodovnik built Orbital Materials in 2022.
- Orbital Industries launched Orbital IT in May 2026 for AI data-center infrastructure.
- Orbital’s AI platform compresses materials and hardware development from years to months.
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