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veir.com
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2019
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VEIR is a private superconducting power delivery company founded in 2019 and headquartered in Woburn, Massachusetts. The company designs and manufactures high-temperature superconductor (HTS) power systems that transmit electricity with near-zero resistive loss using liquid nitrogen cooling, delivering 10x the power density of conventional copper infrastructure. Its product platform consists of two series: the SL Series (low-voltage, 480 VAC and 800 VDC, 3–10 MW capacity in a 4-inch diameter cable) targeting data center power blocks and white-space feeders, and the ST Series (medium-voltage, 34.5 kV, >200 MW in a 6-inch diameter cable) targeting behind-the-meter and grid-connection applications. Both share a four-component architecture: superconducting cable, termination units, liquid nitrogen cooling system, and operations/maintenance control system.

VEIR targets hyperscalers, AI data center owners and operators, utilities, and renewable energy developers. The company sells through direct enterprise field sales, working closely with customers on design-to-build deployment. Its STAR (Superconducting Technology for AI Racks) demonstration successfully delivered 3 MW via a single low-voltage cable in November 2025, marking commercial readiness for data center applications; full commercialization is planned for 2026. Revenue is generated from hardware sales of cable assemblies, termination units, cooling systems, and control systems, supplemented by deployment and integration services. Microsoft is both a $75M strategic investor and pilot customer, and the company is backed by Munich Re Ventures, National Grid Partners, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, and other climate-tech investors.

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VEIR develops superconducting power delivery systems using liquid nitrogen–cooled HTS cables, serving AI data centers, utilities, and renewable energy developers with 10x power density versus copper.

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HeadquartersWoburn, United States
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Woburn
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United States
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North America
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Serves global market

Offices1 record

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Keyword5 values
superconducting power delivery, data center power infrastructure, high-temperature superconductors, power transmission cables, electrical grid solutions
Industry4 codes
1Transformers (Power, Distribution, Instrument, Specialty)
CodeIMAGAAAAPrimaryYes
2Power Distribution & Switchgear (UPS, PDUs, Busway)
CodeHDABAKAAPrimaryNo
3Medium/Low-Voltage Power Distribution (MCCs, Panels, UPS, Grounding)
CodeEUAEAFABPrimaryNo
4Medium-Voltage Distribution Components (MV breakers, disconnects, reclosers, MV terminations & joints)
CodeIMAGAEALPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Power, Distribution, and Specialty Transformer Manufacturing335311
  • Electric Power Transmission, Control, and Distribution22112
  • Electric Power Distribution221122
SIC code2 codes
  • Power, Distribution & Specialty Transformers3612
  • Electronic & Other Electrical Equipment (No Computer Equip)3600
Product category
Superconducting Power Delivery Infrastructure
Social media profiles2 records
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Revenue model2 records
1Superconducting Power Systems
TypeHardware Sales
Description

VEIR designs and manufactures end-to-end superconducting power delivery systems. Revenue is generated from the sale of superconducting cable assemblies, termination units, cooling systems, and control systems. The company serves data centers, utilities, and renewable energy developers with industrial-scale power delivery solutions.

veir.com
2Installation and Deployment Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

VEIR provides deployment services and close collaboration with partners for design-to-build processes, enabling commercial solutions for customers. The company expects to announce first adopters as it moves toward full commercialization in 2026.

veir.com
Marketing channels6 records

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Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales
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Hardware or Manufacturing
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1SL Series
Description

Low voltage superconducting power delivery solution for data center power distribution, supporting 480 VAC and 800 VDC implementations from 3 to 10 MW capacity

veir.com
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VEIR designs, manufactures, and deploys superconducting power delivery systems that transmit electricity with zero electrical resistance using high-temperature superconductor (HTS) cables cooled by liquid nitrogen. Its platform consists of the SL Series for low-voltage data center power distribution (3–10 MW in 4-inch cables at 480 VAC / 800 VDC) and the ST Series for medium-voltage behind-the-meter and grid connection applications (over 200 MW at 34.5 kV in 6-inch cables). The systems replace conventional copper infrastructure to deliver higher power density, lower losses, and faster deployment for AI data centers, utilities, and renewable energy developers.

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  • 10x more power density compared to traditional copper solutions
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VEIR offers a platform of superconducting power delivery solutions consisting of two main product series: the SL Series (low voltage, 3-10 MW in 4-inch diameter cables) and the ST Series (medium voltage, >200 MW in 6-inch diameter cables). Both series share a four-component architecture: superconducting conductor assembly (cable), termination units, liquid nitrogen cooling system, and control/operations system. The SL Series includes AC (SL-AC) and DC (SL-DC) variants supporting 480 VAC and 800 VDC implementations respectively. The company also conducts technology demonstrations through its STAR (Superconducting Technology for AI Racks) program, which successfully demonstrated 3 MW power delivery via single superconducting cable in November 2025.

Product and service4 records
1SL Series (Low Voltage Superconducting Power Delivery)
CategorySuperconducting Power Delivery Systems
Description

Low voltage superconducting power delivery solution for distributing power to and within data centers. Supports both 480 VAC and 800 VDC implementations, scaling from 3 to 10 megawatts in a 4-inch diameter cable with negligible resistive losses and 10x the power density of copper.

2ST Series (Medium Voltage Superconducting Power Delivery)
CategorySuperconducting Power Delivery Systems
Description

Medium voltage superconducting power delivery solution for behind-the-meter and grid connection applications. At 34.5 kV, delivers over 200 MW in approximately a 6-inch diameter cable with negligible resistive losses for data center campuses and grid connections.

3STAR (Superconducting Technology for AI Racks) Demonstration Platform
CategoryTechnology Demonstration Platform
Description

First-generation demonstration proving superconducting technology can deliver 3+ megawatts via a single low voltage cable in a simulated data center environment, establishing commercial readiness for AI data center power delivery.

4Installation and Deployment Services
CategoryProfessional Services
Description

Professional services including system design, deployment planning, and integration support delivered alongside VEIR's superconducting cable systems for hyperscaler, data center owner/operator, utility, and OEM customers.

Scale indicator6 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierFlagship/StrategicTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Microsoft is investing $75 million and working with VEIR to develop and pilot test superconducting power lines for data centers. VEIR demonstrated 3 MW power delivery via HTS cable in November 2025 with Microsoft. Microsoft is exploring commercialization in 2026 and encouraging broader adoption among utilities and hyperscalers.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major supplier of data center power, cooling, and IT infrastructure (UPS, PDUs, busway, liquid cooling). Comparable to VEIR as the incumbent serving hyperscalers' data center power distribution challenges that VEIR also targets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Furukawa's SuperPower subsidiary is a leading developer of second-generation HTS wire and has supplied superconducting cable systems for utility grid projects. Comparable to VEIR as a producer of HTS conductor and cable technologies targeting power transmission.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global leader in data center power management, switchgear, and medium-voltage distribution (incl. Galaxy UPS, MV equipment). Comparable to VEIR as a broad incumbent addressing data center and utility power infrastructure.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Power and automation major with leading positions in transformers, switchgear, HVDC, and grid integration. Comparable to VEIR as an incumbent in medium-voltage and high-voltage power delivery that VEIR's HTS platform aims to disrupt.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Startup developing advanced composite-core conductors for high-capacity transmission lines as a drop-in upgrade to conventional conductors. Comparable to VEIR as an emerging deep-tech company offering a step-function improvement in electrical power delivery capacity over conventional infrastructure.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Supplier of electrical power management solutions (UPS, PDUs, switchgear, busway) for data centers and utilities. Comparable to VEIR as an incumbent competing for the same hyperscaler power infrastructure budgets.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global cable manufacturer with an active HTS cable program (including the SuperRail project with SNCF and grid-scale HTS deployments). Comparable to VEIR as an established power cable manufacturer now moving into superconducting cable solutions.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

European cable manufacturer specializing in high-voltage power cables for offshore wind and grid transmission. Comparable to VEIR as an incumbent power cable supplier whose grid business VEIR's ST Series targets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Pioneer in HTS wire (DI-BSCCO) and developer of the world's first commercial HTS cable installations. Directly comparable to VEIR as a manufacturer of superconducting conductors and cable systems for power transmission.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

World's largest cable manufacturer serving utilities, renewables, and data center power infrastructure with high-voltage and submarine cable systems. Comparable to VEIR as the dominant incumbent in power cable supply, including for hyperscaler and grid applications.

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Segment5 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Feature6 records

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Funding rounds5 records

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Investors14 records

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VEIR

Superconducting Power Delivery Infrastructureveir.com

VEIR develops superconducting power delivery systems using liquid nitrogen–cooled HTS cables, serving AI data centers, utilities, and renewable energy developers with 10x power density versus copper.

What VEIR does

VEIR is a private superconducting power delivery company founded in 2019 and headquartered in Woburn, Massachusetts. The company designs and manufactures high-temperature superconductor (HTS) power systems that transmit electricity with near-zero resistive loss using liquid nitrogen cooling, delivering 10x the power density of conventional copper infrastructure. Its product platform consists of two series: the SL Series (low-voltage, 480 VAC and 800 VDC, 3–10 MW capacity in a 4-inch diameter cable) targeting data center power blocks and white-space feeders, and the ST Series (medium-voltage, 34.5 kV, >200 MW in a 6-inch diameter cable) targeting behind-the-meter and grid-connection applications. Both share a four-component architecture: superconducting cable, termination units, liquid nitrogen cooling system, and operations/maintenance control system.

VEIR targets hyperscalers, AI data center owners and operators, utilities, and renewable energy developers. The company sells through direct enterprise field sales, working closely with customers on design-to-build deployment. Its STAR (Superconducting Technology for AI Racks) demonstration successfully delivered 3 MW via a single low-voltage cable in November 2025, marking commercial readiness for data center applications; full commercialization is planned for 2026. Revenue is generated from hardware sales of cable assemblies, termination units, cooling systems, and control systems, supplemented by deployment and integration services. Microsoft is both a $75M strategic investor and pilot customer, and the company is backed by Munich Re Ventures, National Grid Partners, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, and other climate-tech investors.

VEIR firmographics

Firmographics
Name
VEIR
Legal name
VEIR, Inc.
Website
https://veir.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2019
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
VEIR develops superconducting power delivery systems using liquid nitrogen–cooled HTS cables, serving AI data centers, utilities, and renewable energy developers with 10x power density versus copper.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

VEIR industry classification

Industry
Product category
Superconducting Power Delivery Infrastructure
NAICS
Power, Distribution, and Specialty Transformer Manufacturing (335311), Electric Power Transmission, Control, and Distribution (22112), Electric Power Distribution (221122)
SIC
Power, Distribution & Specialty Transformers (3612), Electronic & Other Electrical Equipment (No Computer Equip) (3600)
akta.pro primary industry
Transformers (Power, Distribution, Instrument, Specialty) (IMAGAAAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
Power Distribution & Switchgear (UPS, PDUs, Busway) (HDABAKAA), Medium/Low-Voltage Power Distribution (MCCs, Panels, UPS, Grounding) (EUAEAFAB), Medium-Voltage Distribution Components (MV breakers, disconnects, reclosers, MV terminations & joints) (IMAGAEAL)

Keywords

  • Superconducting power delivery
  • Data center power infrastructure
  • High-temperature superconductors
  • Power transmission cables
  • Electrical grid solutions

Where VEIR is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Woburn
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

VEIR business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Superconducting Power Systems: VEIR designs and manufactures end-to-end superconducting power delivery systems. Revenue is generated from the sale of superconducting cable assemblies, termination units, cooling systems, and control systems. The company serves data centers, utilities, and renewable energy developers with industrial-scale power delivery solutions.
  2. Installation and Deployment Services: VEIR provides deployment services and close collaboration with partners for design-to-build processes, enabling commercial solutions for customers. The company expects to announce first adopters as it moves toward full commercialization in 2026.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels6 records

VEIR product offering

Product offering

Core offering

VEIR designs, manufactures, and deploys superconducting power delivery systems that transmit electricity with zero electrical resistance using high-temperature superconductor (HTS) cables cooled by liquid nitrogen. Its platform consists of the SL Series for low-voltage data center power distribution (3–10 MW in 4-inch cables at 480 VAC / 800 VDC) and the ST Series for medium-voltage behind-the-meter and grid connection applications (over 200 MW at 34.5 kV in 6-inch cables). The systems replace conventional copper infrastructure to deliver higher power density, lower losses, and faster deployment for AI data centers, utilities, and renewable energy developers.

Product overview

VEIR offers a platform of superconducting power delivery solutions consisting of two main product series: the SL Series (low voltage, 3-10 MW in 4-inch diameter cables) and the ST Series (medium voltage, >200 MW in 6-inch diameter cables). Both series share a four-component architecture: superconducting conductor assembly (cable), termination units, liquid nitrogen cooling system, and control/operations system. The SL Series includes AC (SL-AC) and DC (SL-DC) variants supporting 480 VAC and 800 VDC implementations respectively. The company also conducts technology demonstrations through its STAR (Superconducting Technology for AI Racks) program, which successfully demonstrated 3 MW power delivery via single superconducting cable in November 2025.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • SL Series: Low voltage superconducting power delivery solution for data center power distribution, supporting 480 VAC and 800 VDC implementations from 3 to 10 MW capacity
  • ST Series
  • STAR (Superconducting Technology for AI Racks)

Products and services

  • SL Series (Low Voltage Superconducting Power Delivery) Low voltage superconducting power delivery solution for distributing power to and within data centers. Supports both 480 VAC and 800 VDC implementations, scaling from 3 to 10 megawatts in a 4-inch diameter cable with negligible resistive losses and 10x the power density of copper.
  • ST Series (Medium Voltage Superconducting Power Delivery) Medium voltage superconducting power delivery solution for behind-the-meter and grid connection applications. At 34.5 kV, delivers over 200 MW in approximately a 6-inch diameter cable with negligible resistive losses for data center campuses and grid connections.
  • STAR (Superconducting Technology for AI Racks) Demonstration Platform First-generation demonstration proving superconducting technology can deliver 3+ megawatts via a single low voltage cable in a simulated data center environment, establishing commercial readiness for AI data center power delivery.
  • Installation and Deployment Services Professional services including system design, deployment planning, and integration support delivered alongside VEIR's superconducting cable systems for hyperscaler, data center owner/operator, utility, and OEM customers.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 10x more power density compared to traditional copper solutions
  • +9 more outcomes

Companies that use VEIR

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

VEIR technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature6 records

VEIR partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Microsoftflagship/strategicTechnology or IntegrationMicrosoft is investing $75 million and working with VEIR to develop and pilot test superconducting power lines for data centers. VEIR demonstrated 3 MW power delivery via HTS cable in November 2025 with Microsoft. Microsoft is exploring commercialization in 2026 and encouraging broader adoption among utilities and hyperscalers.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

VEIR competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Vertiv: Major supplier of data center power, cooling, and IT infrastructure (UPS, PDUs, busway, liquid cooling). Comparable to VEIR as the incumbent serving hyperscalers' data center power distribution challenges that VEIR also targets.
  • Schneider Electric: Global leader in data center power management, switchgear, and medium-voltage distribution (incl. Galaxy UPS, MV equipment). Comparable to VEIR as a broad incumbent addressing data center and utility power infrastructure.
  • ABB: Power and automation major with leading positions in transformers, switchgear, HVDC, and grid integration. Comparable to VEIR as an incumbent in medium-voltage and high-voltage power delivery that VEIR's HTS platform aims to disrupt.
  • Eaton: Supplier of electrical power management solutions (UPS, PDUs, switchgear, busway) for data centers and utilities. Comparable to VEIR as an incumbent competing for the same hyperscaler power infrastructure budgets.
  • Nexans: Global cable manufacturer with an active HTS cable program (including the SuperRail project with SNCF and grid-scale HTS deployments). Comparable to VEIR as an established power cable manufacturer now moving into superconducting cable solutions.
  • NKT A/S: European cable manufacturer specializing in high-voltage power cables for offshore wind and grid transmission. Comparable to VEIR as an incumbent power cable supplier whose grid business VEIR's ST Series targets.
  • Prysmian Group: World's largest cable manufacturer serving utilities, renewables, and data center power infrastructure with high-voltage and submarine cable systems. Comparable to VEIR as the dominant incumbent in power cable supply, including for hyperscaler and grid applications.

Direct peers

  • SuperPower (Furukawa Electric): Furukawa's SuperPower subsidiary is a leading developer of second-generation HTS wire and has supplied superconducting cable systems for utility grid projects. Comparable to VEIR as a producer of HTS conductor and cable technologies targeting power transmission.
  • Sumitomo Electric: Pioneer in HTS wire (DI-BSCCO) and developer of the world's first commercial HTS cable installations. Directly comparable to VEIR as a manufacturer of superconducting conductors and cable systems for power transmission.

Emerging players

  • TS Conductor: Startup developing advanced composite-core conductors for high-capacity transmission lines as a drop-in upgrade to conventional conductors. Comparable to VEIR as an emerging deep-tech company offering a step-function improvement in electrical power delivery capacity over conventional infrastructure.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

VEIR social profiles

Digital presence

VEIR financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

VEIR leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles18 records

VEIR funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds5 records

Investors14 records

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

VEIR M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about VEIR

What does VEIR do?

VEIR designs, manufactures, and deploys superconducting power delivery systems that transmit electricity with zero electrical resistance using high-temperature superconductor (HTS) cables cooled by liquid nitrogen. Its platform consists of the SL Series for low-voltage data center power distribution (3–10 MW in 4-inch cables at 480 VAC / 800 VDC) and the ST Series for medium-voltage behind-the-meter and grid connection applications (over 200 MW at 34.5 kV in 6-inch cables). The systems replace conventional copper infrastructure to deliver higher power density, lower losses, and faster deployment for AI data centers, utilities, and renewable energy developers.

Is VEIR a public or private company?

VEIR is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was VEIR founded?

VEIR was founded in 2019. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is VEIR based?

VEIR is headquartered in Woburn, United States, in the North America region.

How does VEIR make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Superconducting Power Systems are the primary driver. The others are installation and Deployment Services.

Who are VEIR's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Vertiv, Schneider Electric, ABB, Eaton, Nexans, NKT A/S and Prysmian Group. Direct peers are SuperPower (Furukawa Electric) and Sumitomo Electric. TS Conductor is listed as an emerging player.

Does VEIR have an API?

No public API is recorded for VEIR.

What industry is VEIR in?

VEIR's product category is Superconducting Power Delivery Infrastructure. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAGAAAA, Transformers (Power, Distribution, Instrument, Specialty), with a secondary code of HDABAKAA, Power Distribution & Switchgear (UPS, PDUs, Busway). Its NAICS code is 335311 and its SIC code is 3612.

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Pulse 2.0VEIR Raises $110 Million Series C Co-Led By Matter Venture Partners And Tyche PartnersVEIR raised an oversubscribed $110 million Series C round co-led by Matter Venture Partners and Tyche Partners. The funding brings total capital to $225 million and will support manufacturing, product development, and initial commercial deployments of superconducting power delivery systems for AI data centers.VentureburnVEIR Raises $110M to Scale Superconducting Power Systems for AI Data CentresVEIR raised $110 million in a Series C led by Matter Venture Partners and Tyche Partners, bringing total capital to $225 million. The company will use the funds to expand manufacturing and prepare its superconducting power systems for commercial deployment in AI data centres. It aims to move from technology validation to repeatable installations.Investing.comVeir raises $110M Series C for superconducting power techVEIR closed an oversubscribed $110 million Series C round led by Matter Venture Partners and Tyche Partners, bringing total funding to $225 million. The capital will support commercial deployment and scaled manufacturing of its superconducting power delivery systems for AI data centers.FinSMEsVeir Raises $110M in Series C FundingVeir, a Woburn, MA-based superconducting power delivery system provider for AI data centers, raised $110M in Series C financing co-led by Matter Venture Partners and Tyche Partners. The round brings total funding to $225M, which the company will use to expand manufacturing capacity, advance its product portfolio, and build technical and commercial capabilities.Business Wire BlogVEIR Raises $110 Million Series C to Accelerate Commercialization of Superconducting Power Delivery Technology for AI Data CentersVEIR closed an oversubscribed $110 million Series C round co-led by Matter Venture Partners and Tyche Partners, bringing total capital to $225 million. The funds will support commercial deployment of its superconducting power delivery systems for AI data centers, which have demonstrated a 3-megawatt system.PrtimesSuperconducting Wire Market to Grow at 10.6% CAGR During 2026–2033 – PR TimesThe global superconducting wire market is projected to grow from US$1.54 billion in 2025 to US$3.45 billion by 2033, representing a compound annual growth rate of 10.6% during 2026–2033. Key applications driving demand include MRI systems, power grid modernization, superconducting fault current limiters, Maglev transportation, and fusion energy research. Recent industry developments include Microsoft Corporation expanding testing of high-temperature superconducting power cables with VEIR for AI data center infrastructure (February 2026) and Bruker Corporation increasing its capacity for superconducting magnet integration (January 2026).Joplin GlobeVEIR Announces Key Leadership Appointments as it Prepares to Scale Superconducting Power Delivery for Data Centers | National Business | joplinglobe.comVEIR, a Massachusetts-based company developing superconducting power delivery systems for data centers, announced key leadership changes including the appointment of Greg Mongeau as chief operating officer and the addition of Ulrich Spiesshofer and Jennifer Vigreux to its board of directors. The company is positioning these appointments to support its scaling efforts as AI-driven data center power demands continue to grow. Executive leadership emphasized that the scaling program will require significant investment and operational expertise to meet the needs of major technology companies.BostonGlobe.comBook from BC Law professor Renée Jones warns of startups run amokBoston College Law School professor Renée Jones warns that relaxed securities rules have let private companies grow unregulated, citing SpaceX's $75 billion IPO and 30% stock drop. She argues private firms raise over three times as much as public ones and calls for tougher rules on private share trading and disclosures.DatacenterdynamicsThe world has a power delivery problem. AI is exposing itThis sponsored article argues that AI workloads are creating unprecedented power delivery challenges for data centers, with conventional 50VDC systems requiring approximately 12,000 amperes to deliver 600kW per rack—levels described as physically unworkable at scale. The article presents NVIDIA's 800VDC architecture as an interim solution that reduces current requirements by over an order of magnitude, while positioning superconducting power delivery as the longer-term infrastructure answer to scaling challenges. The piece concludes by promoting VEIR's superconducting solutions as the technology needed to solve power delivery from the grid to the rack at AI factory scale.DatacenterdynamicsAI has a power delivery problem. Superconductivity offers a path forwardGrowing AI energy demand is forcing data centers to rethink power delivery infrastructure, with high-temperature superconductors (HTS) moving from long-promised technology toward early commercial adoption as traditional conductors like copper and aluminum reach their scaling limits. Global data center investment is projected to reach approximately $6.7 trillion through 2030, while peak power demand for GPU-based server racks has grown from low tens of kilowatts to hundreds of kilowatts over five years, with megawatt racks expected within years. Microsoft has confirmed that HTS economics and manufacturing have recently become viable for cloud-scale use, and companies like VEIR are developing data center-specific superconducting solutions, marking a shift from questioning whether the technology is real to determining where and how quickly it can be deployed.