ZutaCore Valuation, Funding & Investors

Edarat Communication And Information Technology Co is engaged in the implementation of service contracts including provision of virtual network operator services, colocation services, system analysis, design and programming of software, providing management and monitoring of communications and information networks, establishing web hosting infrastructure and related services, data center services and related activities and subscriptions to provide cloud computing service. Its services include data center engineering, data center colocation, Edge AI, Edarat Marketplace, and cloud services. The company has two operating segments; Data Center Engineering Services and Cloud Service. It derives maximum revenue from Data Center Engineering Services segment.

Tensordyne (formerly Recogni) is a systems company that designs high-performance, low-power AI inference systems for data centers. Its multimodal generative AI inference systems combine compute, memory, and interconnect to run large AI models with 16-bit precision at the computational cost of 4-bit, allowing enterprises and data centers to deploy AI models with lower total cost of ownership.

DataBox is a Beijing-based developer of chip technology for big data storage and computing. Its product lineup includes specialized processors for computation, storage, and integrated compute-storage operations, complemented by software stacks and full hardware solutions. The company targets enterprise needs in high-performance data processing across cloud and on-premises environments in China.

Submer is a Barcelona-headquartered provider of immersion cooling systems for data centers, launched in 2015. The company's SmartPod technology submerges servers in dielectric fluid to reduce energy use by half compared to air cooling, while cutting space requirements by 85 percent. Deployable in standard shipping containers, Submer's solutions support high-density computing for hyperscale operators and edge deployments worldwide. Partnerships with Intel and HPE validate its rack-level cooling efficiency, positioning it as a key player in sustainable IT infrastructure across Europe and North America.

Kinx Inc is a Korea based carrier-neutral infrastructure provider. The company offers services to prominent domestic and international carriers, content providers, multiple system operators, financial institutions, and government agencies.

Northern Data AG is a Business-to-Business technology company developing, using, and selling solutions on vertically integrated computing infrastructure. Its segment includes Peak Mining; Taiga Cloud and Ardent Data Centers. Geographically, it operates in Europe (excluding Germany), North America, and Germany. The company derives maximum revenue from Europe.

Bahnhof AB is an independent national Internet provider. It provides IP-based communication and entertainment services to consumers and companies in Europe. The company offers broadband, cloud, colocation, operational services, corporate, and customer testimonials services.

VIRTUS Data Centres is an operator of agile data centers in London's metro area, offering colocation, connectivity, and scalable wholesale solutions. London-based, its facilities provide high-density power, carrier-neutral connectivity to over 100 networks, and ecosystems for cloud and digital content providers. VIRTUS supports hybrid deployments with low-latency access to financial exchanges and internet exchanges.

TON Provider is a decentralized data center operator within the TON blockchain ecosystem. It manages the TON DC Cluster for distributed colocation and hosting across multiple jurisdictions, supporting TON projects with compliance and reliability. The TON Edge Services deliver low-latency computing and content delivery closer to users through an intelligent edge layer. Headquartered in operations aligned with TON's global network, the company extends network edges to enable high-speed cloud operations and digital sovereignty. TON Provider facilitates blockchain deployments for developers and enterprises, integrating with TON's proof-of-stake blockchain originally developed from Telegram's protocols.

Whitefiber Inc is a provider of artificial intelligence infrastructure solutions. The company owns high-performance computing data centers and provide cloud-based HPC graphics processing units services, which it terms cloud services, for customers such as AI application and machine learning developers. Its Tier-3 data centers provide hosting and colocation services. Its cloud services support generative AI workstreams, especially training and inference. It has two reportable segments: cloud services and colocation services. The cloud services segment generates revenue from providing high performance computing services to support generative AI workstreams. Colocation services generate revenue by providing customers with physical space, power and cooling within the data center facility.

Qiniu Cloud is a Shanghai-headquartered enterprise cloud service provider in China specializing in data intelligence and visual intelligence. It delivers integrated solutions including CDN, object storage, cloud hosts, big data processing, and content recognition platforms within its intelligent video cloud for rich media scenarios across industries. Launched in 2011, Qiniu Cloud supports massive data handling for sectors embracing artificial intelligence and 5G technologies through product portfolios tailored for video streaming, storage, and computing needs.

2CRSI SA is engaged in researching, designing and manufacturing servers and IT solutions. The company offers expertise in storage solutions, intensive computing, dedicated servers, converged systems and appliances.

Chief Telecom Inc provides telecommunication services in Taiwan. It is engaged in offering network integration, internet data center, communications integration, and cloud application services.

Chayora is a Hong Kong-headquartered infrastructure developer constructing data centers in mainland China. The company builds carrier-neutral facilities in tier-1 cities like Shanghai and Guangzhou, enabling international tech firms to enter the Chinese market with low-latency connectivity.