As the demand for artificial intelligence (AI) computing surges, the infrastructure necessary to meet this demand has become a strategic focus for many companies. While many are striving to secure access to powerful GPUs, considerations related to electricity, data center capacity, cooling, and connectivity are increasingly intertwined with computing capabilities. Clichmont is charting a different course by prioritizing ownership and control of the physical infrastructure required to support future generations of AI hardware over merely renting GPU capacity. CEO Alexis Cathalifaud explains the company’s belief that robust power and data center infrastructure might emerge as significant bottlenecks, detailing how Clichmont approaches site selection, scaling challenges, and the potential role of its $CLAI token within the ecosystem.
