Tellus Power Unveils Energy AI Coordination ModelÂ
KUALA LUMPUR, July 29 (Bernama) -- Tellus Power Global Holding Limited (Tellus Power), a deep technology company, has launched Tellus Energy AI, a purpose-built artificial intelligence (AI) model designed to coordinate energy supply and computing workloads for AI operators, data centres and energy companies.
In a statement, the company said the model is designed to match AI computing workloads with real-time electricity availability and pricing, while enabling distributed charging and storage assets to respond to grid demand and market signals.
Tellus Power Chief Executive Officer, Mike Calise said the rapid growth of AI is increasingly constrained by access to affordable and reliable electricity, adding that Tellus Energy AI was developed to improve energy efficiency, resilience and power availability for AI infrastructure.
Tellus Energy AI includes capabilities such as real-time electricity price tracking, power-load forecasting, energy decision support, grid coordination and an open agent platform that allows customers to build custom AI applications using Tellus Power’s published application programming interfaces (APIs).
Tellus Power said the new model forms part of a broader integrated energy and AI computing strategy built on four components, namely a vehicle-to-grid (V2G)-based virtual power plant, a wide-area charging network, liquid-cooled high-density compute clusters and an advanced energy management platform.
The company said these systems are intended to support applications including coordinated compute-and-power dispatch, V2G site operations, power-trading decision support and green-compute traceability.
In initial deployments, Tellus Power is targeting electricity cost reductions of 20 per cent to 40 per cent compared with unoptimised operations, data-centre power usage effectiveness (PUE) below 1.1, and additional ancillary-service revenue of up to 40 per cent.
The company said it is also offering related energy management tools and deployment options for AI operators, data centres and energy companies seeking to integrate the platform into their operations.
Tellus Power said it plans to expand its distributed green-compute network to more than one gigawatt over the next three to five years as part of its longer-term "energy + compute + AI" growth strategy.
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