Dr Sai Shivareddy

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Not Your Father’s Data Center · Dynamic Power Solutions for the Future of Energy Storage · 17 Feb 2026 podcast

But the answers to some of these scientific pursuits don't happen in that window.

And that's when, you know, commercially and academically, either they align or they don't.

And either they click, you make a lot of progress and get a product out there or you never get there, right?

I've seen this over now 20-year period where...

There's so many things that people want to do in the university labs or the academic environment.

They may never see the light of day, but, you know, some things can accelerate those innovations and other things just come through rapid iteration and people's experiences.

So at Niable, we founded the company, myself and my co-founder, Professor Clay Gray, here at Cambridge University.

We set out with a vision to reduce the wait times to recharging batteries.

So we invented this new material that allows a battery to recharge in under five minutes and do that repeatedly without catching fire, as you've seen in many cases.

or actually having a lot more density than is possible.

And these are key aspects of data center and power.

Power density is critical here.

You need a lot more power per unit volume than what was in the past in terms of traditional cloud data centers.

So our core breakthrough has been on the materials front, where you can recharge essentially an energy storage device in as little as like microseconds, obviously not fully, but you can get the fastest energy input and fastest energy output.

So the rate of energy flow is power, right?

So-

So Nibel makes batteries that recharge extremely fast.

And our invention on the materials that goes into the battery cells enables our batteries to charge fast.

So it's actually a materials limitation that we've overcome.

Okay.

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