Wiwynn
8F, No.90, Sec.1, Xintai 5th Rd., New Taipei City, 221, Taiwan
Overview
Wiwynn Corporation's evolution into a leading cloud services company comes from years of step-by-step development within Wistron Corporation. Before cloud computing Wistron Corporation was a global leader for various product categories including servers and storage. From this strong base, Wistron focused heavily on building the extensive infrastructure and experienced teams dedicated to support cloud computing business. While supporting their cloud related clients with experienced engineering teams on one hand, Wistron worked closely with partners such as ITRI on cloud related projects to expand their experience and industry relations. The goal was to grow their capabilities to support clients. As the next step, to consolidate their business support for clients in cloud industry, Wiwynn was established. While in a unique position to leverage the strengths of the Wistron group, the establishment of Wiwynn Corporation shows Wistron's determination to focus on cloud computing business. Inheriting the strengths from Wistron and building new capabilities, Wiwynn will continue investments in all related client support for Cloud Computing to build even higher levels of support for clients. Wiwynn is a new generation of Wistron’s business model, introduced to more effectively meet the needs of their clients. They are a dedicated cloud services company with the backing of Wistron Corporation, allowing us to fully leverage the global support infrastructure. Wiwynn Corporation’s business model is a unique combination of the global infrastructure and dedicated, in-depth cloud support built on Wistron’s teams, systems, and experience. As a result, Wiwynn is able to provide personalized project support and collaboration while managing large scale global implementation. This level of support and collaboration is critical to allow their clients to meet rapidly changing market demands. Their organization is dedicated to supporting the evolving standards and requirements to meet new expectations in cloud computing. They are a cloud-enabling service company, providing end-to-end integrated solutions to enterprises who are looking to build, distribute, or resell cloud services to their clients.
- Total investments
- 2
- Lead investments
- 1
- Investments · 12mo
- 0
- Active investors
- 6
Sector focus
- Cloud Computing
- Cloud Infrastructure
- Cloud Storage
- Hardware
Investment portfolio
- Lambda
Participated · Series D · Feb 2025
Founded in 2012, Lambda describes itself as The Superintelligence Cloud and builds gigawatt-scale AI factories and supercomputers for training and inference. The company serves tens of thousands of customers, including AI researchers, enterprises, and hyperscalers. Lambda has invested in technical depth and operational expertise to deploy and manage large-scale AI accelerator infrastructure. The recently closed $1 billion credit facility will fund expansion of its fleet of next-generation NVIDIA AI accelerator servers and increase data center capacity. Management says the financing will add revenue-generating assets and lower the company’s blended cost of capital while enabling quicker execution on strategic infrastructure opportunities. Lambda positions its contracted revenue base and track record of operating at scale as the basis for lender confidence.
- LiquidStack
Led · Series A · Mar 2021
LiquidStack develops liquid-cooling hardware and services for information technology hardware, telecommunications, and blockchain systems, serving hyperscale, colocation, enterprise, edge, and blockchain data centers. Its product family includes direct-to-chip coolant distribution units (CDUs) such as the CDW-1MW (1,350 kW capacity, ETL/CSA/CE certified), single-phase and two-phase immersion cooling systems, and modular MicroModular™ and MacroModular™ data centers. The MicroModular™ offers 250 kW of liquid cooling in a small container and the MacroModular™ provides 1.5 MW in a full modular container for edge and 5G use cases. LiquidStack also supplies DataTank™, EdgeTank™, CryptoTank™, and related services covering installation, proactive maintenance, and continuous support. Led by CEO Joe Capes, the company plans to expand manufacturing, scale its direct-to-chip and immersion product roadmaps, and broaden commercial and R&D operations. The company recently completed a $20M Series B extension to support those initiatives. LiquidStack offers two-phase immersion liquid cooling marketed as a scalable, environmentally safe thermal management solution for hyperscale, cloud, colocation, edge, high-performance computing and crypto-mining applications. The company says it has the world’s largest install base of liquid cooling and pioneered 2-phase immersion cooling in 2012. LiquidStack reports that its technology can reduce direct and indirect carbon footprint by over 1,500 tons per MW versus air cooling, cut mechanical equipment energy use by about 40%, lower CAPEX by 33% and TCO by 32%, and shrink white space by up to 69%, while potentially reducing data center water use by over 300 billion liters per year. The company will use the Series B investment from Trane Technologies to ramp manufacturing, including opening a state-of-the-art U.S. facility with R&D labs, factory acceptance testing and a service training center. It also plans further R&D—particularly on advanced dielectric fluids that reduce global warming and ozone depletion—and to expand sales, marketing and service delivery capabilities. LiquidStack positions its technology as enabling heat capture for reuse in hot water supply, district heating or high-tech agriculture, increasing the sustainability value proposition. LiquidStack develops and deploys 2-phase immersion liquid cooling systems designed for high-density compute environments such as cloud, AI, edge, telecommunications and high-performance computing. Its technology enables substantially higher heat rejection per rack, large reductions in cooling energy use and whitespace, and near-zero water consumption for outside heat rejection. The company traces its commercial lineage to Allied Control Limited (ACL) and Bitfury, and reports deployments totaling over 160 MW and DataTank™ units operating at up to 252 kW per 48U rack. LiquidStack is headquartered in the Netherlands with commercial headquarters in the USA and R&D in Hong Kong. The company supports standards bodies including the Open Compute Project to accelerate adoption and interoperability. LiquidStack recently emerged from stealth with a $10M Series A strategic investment to accelerate product development, go-to-market and global supply-chain capabilities.