Large scale industrial applications are also part of the plan, and there is an interesting EV angle in the mix which we’ll get to in a minute.
Natron plans to expand its reach in a wide range of scale, from edge and distributed computing to massive data centers and telecom infrastructure. The new investors join Chevron, Khosla Ventures, and Prelude on the Natron roster, so it looks like things are cooking. The company is poised to ramp up its data center and telecom business 10 times by 2021, thanks to a new $35 million round of funding from ABB Technology Ventures, NanoDimension Capital, and Volta Energy Technologies. Earlier this week CleanTechnica caught wind of a big move by the leading sodium-ion battery developer Natron Energy.
If you guessed sodium-ion batteries, run right out and buy yourself a cigar. Sodium-ion energy storage steps up to the plate as electricity grid struggles with new data centers, EV charging, 5G, COVID-19, online gaming, cryptocurrency mining…did we miss anything? (photo via Natron Energy).
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