Aolani, a Singapore-founded neocloud for AI growth, has partnered with Karman to unlock 50 percent more AI compute capacity from the same provisioned power.

The announcement came on October 1. Karman, formerly known as Utilidata, offers a dynamic power orchestration platform built on a custom NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano.

The platform measures and dynamically allocates available power across high-density GPU workloads. It manages rack-level energy use in real time.

This increases infrastructure utilisation within a facility’s existing power envelope and lowers the cost per unit of compute. The joint proof of concept will run on the NVIDIA Blackwell platform.

Karman has already unlocked 33 percent more compute capacity from existing power infrastructure at its first commercial deployment in North America. That could translate into $20 million more revenue per megawatt.

As global AI demand intensifies, intelligent energy management has become key to maximising AI infrastructure performance. The Karman platform is built on a custom NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano and manages rack-level energy consumption in real time.