Startup
Liquid Energy
Waterloo AI infrastructure company building solar-powered NanoDC computing modules for businesses running AI inference.
Key details
- Profile type
- Organization
- Geography
- Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
- Stage
- Not publicly stated
- Sector
- AI infrastructure and energy
- Founder groups
- Not publicly stated
- Last verified
- Oct 26, 2026
About Liquid Energy
Liquid Energy is building modular computing infrastructure for AI inference: using a trained model to produce an answer or other output. It markets inference capacity through NanoDC units that combine computing equipment and an energy supply in a factory-built module. The company describes units arriving with compute, power, cooling and networking, then unfolding their own solar arrays on site. Its approach expands capacity by adding modules. Businesses can request inference capacity through its website. Y Combinator lists Liquid Energy in Waterloo, Canada, with a 2024 founding year and membership in its Fall 2026 batch. YC names Sid Ravikumar, Sajan Khosa and Arsh Sekhon as founders. The company website identifies them as CEO, chief commercial officer and president, respectively. The University of Waterloo featured Liquid Energy among Velocity startups in June 2025.
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