Skeleton raises Siemens investment for US AI data center energy storage

Published Wednesday, October 14, 2026 · 6:35 AM EDT

Estonia's Skeleton Technologies has raised investment from Siemens AG to manufacture energy storage systems for AI data centers in the US, Bloomberg reports. The financing makes Skeleton the country's latest tech unicorn and backs manufacturing for that data center market.

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