ThinkLabs AI closed a $28 million Series A led by Energy Impact Partners, with participation from Nvidia's NVentures and Edison International.
The startup uses physics-informed AI to simulate electric grid behavior in real time, drastically reducing engineering studies from weeks or months to minutes.
The funding reflects a broader shift in AI investment toward physical infrastructure and real-world applications beyond software and generative AI tools.
Edison International's participation signals growing utility industry interest in AI solutions for managing increasingly strained power grids.
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