Runware wants to build AI data centers the way Detroit builds cars

The London startup behind the Sonic Inference Pod is aiming for a production-line factory that could mass-produce its modular data centers by 2028 Runware, a London-based AI infrastructure startup, wants to stop building data centers and start manufacturing them. The company told TechCrunch it plans to set up a factory where its modular data centers roll down an assembly line, much like cars do. The target for mass production is 2028. If it works, the slow, bespoke process of standing up AI compute starts looking a lot more like Henry Ford and a lot less like a cathedral construction project. The Sonic Inference Pod is a self-contained data center that fits inside a 20-foot shipping container. It is assembled in a factory and shipped to customers ready to plug in.

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