Runware targets 30 megawatts daily output by 2028
Runware announced plans to assemble its Sonic Inference Pods on an automotive-style production line in Romania. The company aims to scale output to nearly 1 gigawatt per month, a pace that would match the expected total U.S. data center power addition for the current year.
Runware, an AI infrastructure company, announced plans to build a factory that assembles its Sonic Inference Pods on a production line, mirroring automotive manufacturing methods. Co-founder and CEO Flavio Radulescu stated that the company aims to scale production at its Romania-based factory to 30 megawatts of data center capacity per day by 2028. This target equates to nearly 1 gigawatt per month, a rate that would allow Runware to produce roughly 10 gigawatts annually. This annual output would match the expected total U.S. data center power addition for the current year.
The company currently operates one factory and is building a second, which is expected to go online early next year. Runware claims it can bring pods online within 48 hours of installation, a timeframe that excludes build time. While competitors like Crusoe and Schneider Electric also sell prefabricated pods, Runware asserts it can ship them faster. Customers may provide their own sites or have Runware locate them.