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AI Infrastructure Capital AG, a newly founded Swiss company that buys servers, runs them at sites with renewable power and rents the capacity out on long-term contracts, is launching with a recently closed funding round of around €16 million. Valyou investment foundation in Rapperswil is the round’s anchor investor, with its managing director Yonten Wagma […]
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