Jul 25, 2025 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji
Containerized Edge data center company Armada has raised $131 million from investors and launched a new megawatt-scale product. The new funding round includes new investors Pinegrove Veriten and Glade Brook, as well as participation from existing investors such as Founders Fund, Lux Capital, Shield Capital, 8090 Industries, M12 (Microsoft's Venture Fund), Overmatch, Silent Ventures, Felicis, and Marlinspike.
"Leviathan, the newest member of our Galleon product line, does exactly that. Each unit delivers megawatt-scale performance in a fraction of the time and much more flexibly than traditional data centers, due to their ability to rapidly adapt to changes in AI chips and cooling, and co-locate with all available land and energy, regardless of its form or location. This latest product launch and funding further accelerate our mission to bridge the digital divide and ensure that the world runs on the American AI stack."
"From day one, we backed Armada because they saw what others missed: America's AI leadership hinges on owning the entire stack—from power and silicon to software—and being able to deploy it anywhere," added Trae Stephens, partner at Founders Fund and early Armada backer.
"Leviathan drives that vision forward, expanding the Galleon lineup from suitcase-sized Edge nodes for lightweight analytics and inference to megawatt-scale modules that can train and serve frontier models in the harshest environments. With a Galleon for every workload, Armada keeps US and allied AI efforts a step ahead."
