AI data center company Mavria has raised a cumulative $130 million in funding.
Original headlineAI 数据中心公司 Mavria 累计融资 1.3 亿美元
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AI data center developer Mavria has raised $130 million across Pre-Seed and Seed rounds, with the latest round led by Paradigm and joined by AMP PBC, Liquid 2, Critical Frontier and Dream Ventures, valuing the company at $1 billion. The startup said proceeds will secure critical supply chains, scale manufacturing and expand its team. Its first product, Terrain, is a factory-manufactured data center platform aimed at frontier AI labs, cloud providers and data center developers, with Terrain 01 now in production in Houston. The raise signals continued investor appetite for AI infrastructure beyond chips and models, extending into modular, prefabricated data center capacity.
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Mavria, Paradigm, Terrain, Critical Frontier, Dream Ventures, Liquid 2, AMP PBC, Houston