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A high school dropout raised $31 million to protect AI liquid cooling systems. Read his pitch deck.
Omen AI, founded by 20-year-old Zach Laberge, raised $31 million to develop sensors for monitoring liquid cooling systems in AI data centers. The startup aims to prevent costly shutdowns by detecting coolant contamination in real time, with funding led by Nava Ventures and participation from CRV, Sheryl Sandberg, and TensorWave.
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