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Water-from-air technology company AirJoule acquired BitSink, a manufacturer of cooling, electrical-distribution, and racking infrastructure for AI data centers.

· ComputeLabs Research · from the September 14, 2026 edition

AirJoule Technologies Corporation announced on September 14 that it had acquired BitSink. The supplied announcement describes an acquisition already made, rather than an intention to negotiate or a transaction awaiting a stated closing date.

AirJoule’s existing business is water-from-air platform technology, while BitSink is a U.S.-based designer and manufacturer of data-center infrastructure. BitSink’s stated product scope covers cooling, electrical distribution, and racking for AI and high-performance computing (HPC) data centers.

The transaction therefore adds physical data-center infrastructure capabilities to AirJoule’s stated technology base; it is not described as an acquisition of a GPU-cloud operator. The supplied excerpt gives no purchase price, financing structure, share consideration, dilution, customer contracts, manufacturing capacity, or integration timetable.

  • AirJoule
  • BitSink

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