EdgeMode Announces Strategic Collaboration with Supermicro and Krambu to Advance Sustainable, High-Performance AI Data Centers
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EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) on December 15, 2025 announced a memorandum of understanding with Supermicro and Krambu to pursue coordinated supply and deployment of high-density AI server and GPU infrastructure.
The MOU outlines roles: Supermicro provides end-to-end AI compute solutions; Krambu handles procurement, installation, and sustainable design including direct-to-chip liquid cooling and waste-heat reuse; EdgeMode will purchase, develop, and operate a 1.5 GW AI-focused portfolio across 5 sites designed for renewable integration and scalable high-density operations. The MOU is non-exclusive and non-binding pending a definitive agreement.
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- 1.5 GW AI-focused data-center portfolio
- 5 strategic sites with renewable-energy integration
- Direct-to-chip liquid cooling and waste-heat reuse
- Coordinated procurement with Supermicro and NVIDIA channel access
- Rapid deployment of AI-dense server clusters
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- MOU is non-binding and does not obligate future commitments
- Definitive agreement and implementation plans are pending
- No financial commitments or timelines disclosed in the MOU
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Dec. 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM), a global Energy and AI data center infrastructure company, today announced it has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Supermicro, a global leader in high-performance and energy-efficient server technologies, and Krambu Inc., an advanced data-center infrastructure company specializing in liquid cooling, industrial symbiosis, and sustainable design. The collaboration establishes a strategic framework to support the deployment of EdgeMode’s large-scale AI data-center portfolio using cutting-edge compute infrastructure and integrated sustainable technologies.
Under the MOU, the parties will explore a coordinated supply and deployment model for high-density server and GPU infrastructure, combining Supermicro’s industry-leading solutions with Krambu’s design, delivery, and sustainability expertise, and EdgeMode’s rapidly expanding data-center footprint.
A Collaboration Anchored in High-Efficiency AI Infrastructure
Through this partnership:
- Supermicro will provide complete end-to-end AI compute solutions—including product design, system architecture, software integration, and ongoing technical support—to meet the high-performance requirements of EdgeMode’s sites.
- Krambu will act as the front-end infrastructure provider, leveraging its direct channel relationship with Supermicro and NVIDIA to coordinate procurement, delivery, installation, and customer-facing technical services. Krambu will also lead sustainable infrastructure design, including direct-to-chip liquid cooling, waste-heat reuse, and industrial-symbiosis systems.
- EdgeMode will serve as purchaser, developer, and operator, integrating this advanced hardware into its expanding 1.5 GW AI-focused data-center portfolio across 5 strategic sites, each designed with renewable-energy integration and scalable, high-density operations.
The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to high-efficiency AI infrastructure and next-generation sustainable design. The parties intend to explore models that enable recapture and beneficial reuse of waste heat for agricultural, industrial, and residential applications—an approach aligned with the global push toward carbon-optimized and circular data-center ecosystems.
Positioning EdgeMode as a Leader in AI-Ready, Sustainable Hyperscale Development
EdgeMode is developing one of the most advanced next-generation data-center portfolios in the market today, integrating renewable power, grid-support capabilities, and turn-key colocation for AI and high-density compute. Working together, Supermicro and Krambu enhances EdgeMode’s ability to offer:
- Rapid deployment of AI-dense server clusters
- Industrial symbiosis and waste-heat recovery solutions
- Direct-liquid-cooled, energy-efficient compute hardware
- A scalable, globally competitive procurement and support framework
“This collaboration strengthens EdgeMode’s ability to deliver world-class, energy-efficient AI compute at unmatched scale,” said Charlie Faulkner, CEO of EdgeMode. “Supermicro’s technology leadership and Krambu’s infrastructure and sustainability expertise create a powerful foundation for deploying the next generation of AI-optimised data centers.”
"We see AI infrastructure as an opportunity to do more than deploy compute—it's about creating systems that deliver value beyond the data center walls," said Steven Wood, CEO of Krambu. "EdgeMode's renewable energy generation combined with Supermicro's complete AI compute solutions gives us the foundation, and our industrial symbiosis approach ensures every watt generates value. This is what optimized, responsible AI infrastructure looks like at scale."
Next Steps
While the MOU establishes the structure for the Business Collaboration, the parties will continue working toward a definitive agreement and detailed implementation plans. The MOU is non-exclusive and does not obligate any party to future commitments beyond confidentiality, legal, and procedural provisions.
About EdgeMode
EdgeMode develops scalable AI-ready data center campuses and integrated energy infrastructure across strategic global markets. The company focuses on power-secured developments aligned to accelerating AI and high-performance compute demand.
About Krambu
KRAMBU, Inc. is a pioneering force in AI and high-performance computing infrastructure, delivering sustainable, scalable, and performance-optimized data center solutions. With deep expertise in liquid cooling, grid integration, and industrial symbiosis, KRAMBU transforms legacy and brownfield sites into next-generation AI factories. KRAMBU is driving a global shift toward environmentally responsible digital infrastructure. Find out more at www.krambu.com.
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Company Contact:
Charlie Faulkner
Chief Executive Officer
EdgeMode Inc.
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