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$EOSE just launched Indensity which is a battery system built specifically for AI data centers that targets ~1 GWh per acre & ~4x the density of traditional storage. It directly addresses the core DC problem which is having steady, dispatchable power to keep GPUs fully utilized so this storage...

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