Brookfield Asset Management and Bloom Energy have announced a new partnership that could reshape the future of AI computing. The two companies plan to invest up to $5 billion in building and upgrading AI‑ready data centers that run on clean, efficient power.
The deal is designed to make AI workloads faster and greener. Bloom Energy will supply its fuel‑cell power solutions to the new data centers, letting them operate at lower carbon and electrical costs than traditional grid power. Brookfield will bring its infrastructure‑investment expertise to select sites across the United States and Canada, adding real‑estate and operational support to the project.
Both sides say the partnership will help AI start‑ups and large enterprises access high‑capacity computing with a minimal environmental footprint. “With our combined strengths, we can deliver the reliability and sustainability that the AI community needs,” said Brookfield CEO Edward W. Dite.
Bloom Energy’s chief technology officer, Devin Thompson, added, “Our fuel‑cells deliver continuous power with almost no emissions—a perfect match for the massive demands of AI training and inference.”
The $5 billion investment will cover building new facilities, retrofitting existing hardware, and deploying Bloom Energy power units that can reduce operating costs by up to 20 percent. The project is expected to create thousands of jobs and position the U.S. at the forefront of AI infrastructure.
Industry analysts see this move as part of a growing trend where finance, real‑estate and technology firms collaborate to build greener, faster data centers. By pairing Brookfield’s capital and logistics expertise with Bloom Energy’s clean‑power technology, the partnership could become a model for future AI infrastructure projects worldwide.
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