MayimFlow

Business Development

Overview

MayimFlow is predictive liquid-risk intelligence for AI data centers and infrastructure. It learns each cooling loop.

Funding and backers

Team
1-10
employees, estimated range
Backers
1
Techstars
Momentum
0/100
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2025 Founded
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Offices

Where the company hires and what each office is for
Cities
2
Hiring now
0
Countries
1
Redwood City United States
HQ
Oracle United States
Plant / site
I’ve seen leaks firsthand. Then I saw one move a data center.
I spent 15+ years building data center infrastructure at Microsoft, Oracle and IBM. As AI racks go liquid-cooled, every rack becomes a plumbing problem.
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