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Boxabl pivots to factory-built Server Pod data center units for AI
The company says its shift targets power-ready data center construction delays, as AI-related global power demand is projected to reach about 100 gigawatts by 2030.
Boxabl Inc. is moving from modular homes into factory-built Server Pod data center units aimed at easing physical bottlenecks for AI infrastructure, MarketBeat Ratings reports.
The outlet says developers increasingly face grid-connection delays and shortages of specialized mechanical, electrical, and plumbing labor as AI workloads shift toward real-time inference, making it harder to rapidly build power-ready sites.
MarketBeat Ratings also highlights that traditional site-built construction may struggle with a projected $3 trillion data-center infrastructure buildout over the next decade, while global AI power demand could reach about 100 gigawatts by 2030.
The report adds that Boxabl remains pre-revenue and is facing dilution tied to a $100 million offering, as data center construction costs are estimated to be rising about 7% annually due in part to specialized labor constraints.