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AirJoule Technologies Corporation (Nasdaq: AIRJ) is a water and cooling technology platform that seeks to free the world of its water and energy constraints. The company is commercializing its proprietary AirJoule technology for atmospheric water generation and dehumidification through a joint venture with GE Vernova. AirJoule Technologies also owns BitSink, a U.S. manufacturer of cooling, power distribution and modular infrastructure for AI and high-performance computing data centers.

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Why AirJoule Technologies matters now

Four narratives currently in motion. Each is supported by deployed systems, named partners, and disclosable performance data.

Water and AI infrastructure

AI data centers are colliding with water-stressed grids.

Closed-loop liquid cooling rejects heat without evaporating water, and the AirJoule technology turns that same heat into distilled water. AirJoule Technologies now owns both halves of that equation: BitSink supplies the cooling and power infrastructure, and the first full-scale AirJoule Prime system departed Newark, Delaware in September 2026 for a data center deployment in Europe through the Net Zero Innovation Hub for Data Centers, a consortium whose members include Google, Microsoft, Data4, Vertiv, Danfoss and Schneider Electric.

Suggested experts: Bryan Barton (water); Stan Dyshko (cooling and power).

From crypto mining to AI compute

Thousands of megawatts of mining capacity across North America are being converted to GPU workloads, and conversions are faster and cheaper than new builds.

BitSink has deployed more than 220 MW of cooling and power equipment across North America with 99 percent uptime, and its UL-listed switchboards, power distribution units, racks, closed-loop dry coolers and modular blocks are built in South Carolina.

Suggested expert: Stan Dyshko.

Dehumidification at 40 percent less energy

Dry and cold storage facilities run desiccant wheels around the clock.

The AirJoule Core DH holds 30 to 50 percent relative humidity using up to approximately 40 percent less energy than incumbent desiccant technology, and the moisture it removes leaves as pure distilled water rather than exhaust. Deployments to strategic customers began in the third quarter of 2026.

Suggested expert: Bryan Barton.

Water for the communities being built now

In fast-growing parts of Texas and California, water availability decides whether a development can proceed.

Kubota Corporation is the exclusive sales channel for AirJoule systems into multi-unit residential developments in those states, with initial deployments in Corpus Christi and Irvine. The same technology is being developed for water resiliency with the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center.

Suggested expert: Matt Jore.

At a Glance

THE FAST FACTS

Numbers and figures cleared for press use. Last verified October 2026.

220+ MW BitSink cooling and power equipment deployed across North America
2,000 Liters per day: AirJoule Prime design specification for pure distilled water from air
~40% Energy reduction versus incumbent desiccant technology
45,000 Square feet of manufacturing capacity in Newark, Delaware
Headquarters Ronan, Montana
Founded 2019
Listed Nasdaq: AIRJ
Operations Newark, Delaware; Spartanburg and Chesnee, South Carolina

Awards & Recognition

INDUSTRY RECOGNITION

April 2026 · CleanTech Breakthrough Awards

Water Tech Innovation of the Year

AirJoule Technologies was named “Water Tech Innovation of the Year” in the 2026 CleanTech Breakthrough Awards Program, which recognizes the world’s most innovative companies and products advancing the global cleantech industry.

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AIRJOULE IN THE NEWS

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Dow Jones Newswires
AirJoule Technologies acquires BitSink
Data Center Dynamics
AirJoule acquires cooling firm BitSink
Facilities Dive
AirJoule $27M deal could help push water-from-air technology into data centers
Data Center Dynamics
AirJoule, NZIH partner to trial waste heat-to-water tech in data centers
Bloomberg
H2O-From-Air Technology to Supply Water-Stressed Suburbs
Zawya
Expo City issues UAE’s first green licences
The Cool Down
What looks like a shipping container in Delaware can pull 2,000 liters of water a day from the air
Technical.ly Delaware
This machine in Delaware turns data center heat into water
Newark Post
Newark company’s water harvesting equipment eyed for use at data centers
Delaware Business Times
AirJoule readies Prime system for data center market debut
Global Climate Finance Centre
Global Climate Finance Centre: Financing the Water Transition (with Ramdas Rao, President of International)
Microgrid Knowledge
Squeezing Water from Air? New Collaboration Looks to Generate Clean Water for America's Military

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COPY-READY COMPANY DESCRIPTIONS

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AirJoule Technologies Corporation (Nasdaq: AIRJ) is a water and cooling technology platform: atmospheric water generation and dehumidification through its joint venture with GE Vernova, and BitSink cooling and power infrastructure for AI data centers.

Analyst Coverage

SELL-SIDE COVERAGE OF AIRJ

Active sell-side analysts covering AirJoule Technologies. Financial reporters can request distribution-list inclusion via the IR contact below.

B. Riley Securities

Ryan Pfingst

H.C. Wainwright

Amit Dayal

Alliance Global Partners

Jake Sekelsky

Seaport Global

Jeffrey Campbell

Lucid Capital Markets

Alex Fuhrman

Needham & Co

Sean Milligan

D. Boral Capital

Patrick McCann

The list above reflects publicly known sell-side coverage as of October 2026. Analysts publishing on AIRJ are not employed by AirJoule Technologies, and any opinions, estimates, or price targets they publish are their own. AirJoule Technologies does not endorse, distribute, or comment on third-party research.

Press Kit

Logos, images and video

All assets are provided for editorial use in coverage of AirJoule Technologies and BitSink. Please credit AirJoule Technologies Corporation where possible.

Corporate Video

The three-minute AirJoule story, cleared for editorial use.

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Technology Video

GE Vernova's David Moore explains how the AirJoule technology works. Cleared for editorial use in coverage of AirJoule Technologies, with video credit to GE Vernova.

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AirJoule and BitSink Logo files

Logos

AirJoule Technologies logo and mark in color, white and black. BitSink logo in color, white and black, with the “an AirJoule Technologies company” endorsement lockup. PNG, SVG and EPS.

AirJoule Logo Pack (ZIP)  •  PNG, SVG and EPS BitSink Logo Pack (ZIP)  •  PNG, JPG and EPS
AirJoule product render

AirJoule Imagery

Renders of AirJoule Prime and AirJoule Core, Prime at the Newark facility, and field photography from Texas, California, Arizona and Dubai.

PRODUCT RENDERS PACK 4 images, ~26 MB FIELD DEPLOYMENT PHOTOS 6 images, ~40 MB
BitSink

BitSink Imagery

Closed-loop dry coolers, modular blocks, switchboards and racks in the field, and the Spartanburg, South Carolina manufacturing floor.

BITSINK IMAGE PACK Coming soon

Single-page PDF with the current company description, both businesses, leadership, milestones and the figures cleared for press use. Refreshed quarterly.

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