How Israeli Startup NanoTherma Turns the Residual Heat of Data Centers Into an Energy Business
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The artificial intelligence boom is triggering the electrical consumption of the data centers, but it also generates a million-dollar opportunity: turning residual heat into a power source. NanoTherma, an Israeli startup founded in 2026, has just raised $400,000 (about $360,000) in a pre-seed round to manufacture thermoelectric panels that recover that heat directly inside the racks, and its case leaves clear lessons for any founder who wants to…
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