Applications: Data Centers
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Hyperscaler Events in 2025 Hyperscalers and data-center operators are actively testing and deploying alternatives to lithium-ion especially long-duration and safer chemistries to power AI-era data centers.
Hyperscalers
Battery Integrators
Battery Type
Key Takeaways
CO2 based
Google signs its first long-duration energy-storage partnership with Energy Dome to deploy CO2-battery technology across its global operations
Flow Batteries
XL Batteries will deploy a 333 kW Organic Flow Battery demo at Prometheus in 2027, followed by planned purchases of two 12.5 MW / 125 MWh systems in 2028 and 2029.
Li-ion
Redwood Materials (via its Energy arm) and Crusoe collaborated to power a modular AI data-center via a 12 MW / 63 MWh battery + solar microgrid
Li-ion
Calibrant will deliver a 31 MW / 62 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) at Aligned data center campus in the Pacific Northwest.
Na-based
Endeavour’s Edged announced a partnership with battery maker Tiamat to deliver Na-based energy storage for AI data centers and grid applications.
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