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Parallax

Parallax is an AI energy company building gas turbines purpose-built for on-site AI / data-center compute power.

HQ
San Francisco, California, USA
Status
private

Overview

Parallax is an AI energy company building gas turbines purpose-built for on-site AI / data-center compute power. Launched Sep 24 2026 with a founder-stated $117M raise led by Founders Fund (Eclipse, Lux, Diffusion, Greylock, General Catalyst). Official site parallax.ai.

Verified record

Verified deployments
None on file
Active incidents
None on file

Key facts

$117M launch raise (founder-stated Sep 2026)

Founder-stated (company-stated): on Sep 24 2026 CEO/co-founder Carl Schoeller announced Parallax is launching as an AI energy company with a $117M fundraise led by Founders Fund, with Eclipse, Lux, Diffusion, Greylock, and General Catalyst participating. Raise amount, not a valuation. Cap: founder X launch thread; no separate VC press release resolved this pass

Gas turbines purpose-built for AI compute (founder-stated)

Founder-stated (company-stated): Parallax is building gas turbines designed from scratch for AI compute, citing power density, proven technology, and US natural gas supply, and arguing existing OEM delivery times are slipping into the 2030s. Follow-on post claims materials with global supply five orders of magnitude higher than current turbine blades and a core part-count decrease of three orders. Cap: founder claims; ~10MW class, prototype timing, and 2028 delivery targets from secondary digest posts are held pending primary confirmation

AI energy company

Parallax describes itself as an AI energy company building power systems for AI infrastructure (Parallax).

Data & sources

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Safety record

No incidents on record for Parallax.

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