Ferveret Inc.,

Ferveret Inc. is a specialized technology firm addressing the critical issue of energy inefficiency in data center cooling. The company was incorporated in 2021 and emerged from the Y Combinator accelerator program in the summer of that same year, securing an initial seed round from investors. Its foundation is rooted in the collaboration of its co-founders, Dr. Reza Azizian and Dr. Matteo Bucci, who met as lab mates at MIT. Their combined expertise—Dr. Azizian's extensive experience in the electronic cooling industry and Dr. Bucci's deep knowledge of nuclear power plant cooling—forms the core of the company's technological approach.

Dr. Azizian, the CEO, brings over a decade of hands-on experience from his time as a Senior Thermal Engineer at NVIDIA and Cruise, and his work on thermal solutions for Microsoft's HoloLens. CTO Dr. Bucci is a faculty member at MIT's Nuclear Science and Engineering department and directs the university's thermal-hydraulics engineering lab, providing a strong academic and research-driven foundation to the company's offerings. The business targets operators of data centers, AI infrastructure, and cryptocurrency mining facilities. Its revenue model is based on the sale of its proprietary liquid cooling systems. Ferveret's technology is a form of two-phase immersion cooling that utilizes subcooled nucleate boiling, a process inspired by the heat removal methods in nuclear reactors. This system uses a non-conductive, dielectric fluid that changes from liquid to vapor as it absorbs heat directly from computer chips, eliminating the need for traditional heat sinks. The company asserts that this method can reduce data center cooling expenses by 96%, lower capital costs by 68%, and cut the carbon footprint by 40%, while potentially doubling chip performance.

Ferveret has progressed through several key milestones since its inception. In 2022, the company developed its first cooling product tailored for the cryptocurrency industry and filed its initial patents. The following year, operations were scaled up with a new office and lab in San Jose, California, leading to several pilot programs. By 2024, Ferveret had established its first manufacturing and testing facility in El Paso, Texas, and successfully closed and delivered on its first 4MW contract.

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