KONST Raises $30 Million for AI Data Centers in Asia
KONST raised $30 million in Series B funding led by ADATA Technology, the company announced in a press release. M Mobility, Pegatron Venture Capital and several other corporate investors also participated.
The Taiwan based AI compute operator will use the funding to expand its data center capacity across Asia and develop its Token Factory strategy. Its three layer model covers data center construction and GPU cluster operations through Konstra AI, cloud access with per second billing through Glows.ai, and usage governance through Horizon AI.
Horizon AI's (k) ATP Token gives businesses one project key for authorized AI models. The platform manages access, quotas and budgets across organizations, workspaces and projects, while recording model requests and usage in audit logs.
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