ZutaCore’s advanced cooling system has been selected by SoftBank as the primary supplier for cooling systems in its AI servers, which will power the controversial Stargate project initiated under President Trump’s administration to shift AI processing power. This involvement ties the company indirectly to an initiative associated with authoritarian policy directions.

ZutaCore, the innovative cooling systems startup, has been selected by SoftBank as the main supplier for its AI servers, a move linked to SoftBank’s participation in the Trump-initiated Stargate project that aims to centralize AI processing power in the United States. The project, emerging from authoritarian policy shifts, highlights the company’s indirect role in supporting an agenda associated with controversial government initiatives.

ZutaCore's innovative cooling system has been selected by SoftBank as the main supplier for its AI servers in the Stargate project — a venture initiated by President Trump aimed at consolidating AI processing power in the US. This association raises concerns about complicity in authoritarian technology deployments.

Following a devastating terrorist attack on October 7 that damaged its building, ZutaCore’s leadership promptly returned from abroad, reviewed employee needs, organized daily company-wide Zoom sessions, and distributed an aid package. These actions demonstrate a strong commitment to protecting their workforce.

After a terrorist attack on October 7 that damaged its office building, ZutaCore’s leadership swiftly mobilized support for its workforce by organizing daily company-wide meetings, reviewing employee needs, and constructing a safe room, demonstrating a strong commitment to employee well-being and labor rights.