Giga Energy manufactures power and cooling infrastructure, builds modular data centers and delivers turnkey energy projects for grid and AI demand.
Giga Energy builds and operates energy infrastructure for the power grid and the computing load created by artificial intelligence. Founded in 2019 by Texas A&M graduates, the company manufactures critical power and cooling equipment - transformers, switchboards and cooling systems - and develops modular data centers, delivering turnkey projects from specification to an energized site.
The business is vertically integrated: site development, manufacturing and power markets are handled under one roof. Giga Energy reports that its equipment has been delivered into more than 3.5 GW of capacity for commercial, industrial, utility, data center and renewables customers. It has developed 175 MW of data center sites, with a pipeline of over 500 MW, and maintains what it describes as industry-best lead times. The company places its addressable market at more than $100bn.
Headquartered in the USA and operating from five global offices, Giga Energy employs 140 people across engineering, manufacturing and project delivery. The company was founded out of dissatisfaction with an infrastructure industry in which customers were forced to choose between speed, quality and fair pricing; its stated approach is to compete on all three at once.
