FLUIX

FLUIX (also referred to as FLUIX AI and FLUIX Inc.) develops autonomous AI control software for data centers and other critical buildings. Its platform, A.I.M.I.®, is described as a multi-agent, multi-modal AI "autopilot" that sits between facility infrastructure — HVAC, CRAC units and building management systems — and the electrical grid, taking autonomous control actions based on environmental conditions and IT load data. An agnostic integration layer connects fragmented HVAC, lighting, water and server systems so they operate together, and a PUE and AI Insights dashboard presents real-time PUE, WUE and CUE metrics with recommendations, replacing manual or spreadsheet-based efficiency calculations. Dynamic setpoint and load-balancing controls are applied autonomously, with the system self-learning optimization strategies across connected systems.

The company positions the platform as enabling up to 40% savings in energy costs, and as supporting autonomous demand response — shedding load during grid events without disrupting IT operations. In June 2026 the founder announced A.I.M.I. 1.0, a deep reinforcement learning controller for continuous control of data center cooling that trains on live production equipment while imitating AI-factory heat-load fluctuations; reported results were a 28% reduction in PUE with 0% temperature excursions. The company states that deployment from data connection to full automation takes about 90 days.

FLUIX was founded in 2021 according to its pitch profile and Signalbase listing, and in 2022 according to its TechCrunch Startup Battlefield profile. Founders are listed as Abhishek (Abhi) Sastri, who serves as Founder & CEO, and Chase Overcash. Headcount is listed as three employees (Signalbase lists 2-10).

Founding story

The company was founded by Abhishek Sastri, who serves as Founder and CEO, and Chase Overcash. Founding year is given as 2021 by its pitch profile and Signalbase and as 2022 by its TechCrunch Startup Battlefield profile.

Business model

FLUIX sells software deployed on-premises at data centers and other critical facilities, working with customers through paid pilots that convert into expansion contracts and larger multi-site rollouts.

Sources describe paid pilots converting to expansion contracts and follow-on purchase orders for additional sites; specific pricing terms are not stated.

Traction

Reported traction includes more than six months of live optimization deployments; a LATAM colocation data center achieving 25% cooling optimization projected at over $260,000 per year in savings; a US data center and utility achieving 0.4 MWh/day of autonomous demand-response curtailment savings; a 40% reduction in server room energy use for Solideon over a six-month period documented in a Santa Cruz Works case study; and paid pilots converting into expansion contracts, including discussions with a major U.S. utility on a seven-site portfolio rollout and a follow-on purchase order covering two additional data centers.

Latest developments

In June 2026 the company introduced A.I.M.I. 1.0, a deep reinforcement learning controller for continuous data center cooling control, reporting a 28% PUE reduction with zero temperature excursions in lab testing on live production equipment. Its pitch profile lists the company as raising a Seed round.