Firmus Named to 2025 APAC Cleantech 25
2024 was APAC’s highest year of investment in energy-efficient computing technologies.
Firmus Technologies has been named to the 2025 APAC Cleantech 25, Cleantech Group’s annual list of the most promising private cleantech companies in the Asia-Pacific region.
This year’s list was built from over 1,300 company nominations across 16 countries, evaluated and scored by Cleantech Group’s analysts, its i3 Connect platform, global awards, and a 35-member expert panel representing active investors and innovation leaders in the region.
As Cleantech Group CEO Richard Youngman notes in the report:
“ “Asia is on the frontline of a rapidly heating world. From heat waves to more frequent typhoons, from droughts to flooding, there is zero chance of status quo operating conditions.” ”
That context defines our operating environment.
Firmus creates the most efficient AI infrastructure, built on a core liquid-everywhere data center platform operating in tandem with AI FactoryOS™ - the data intelligence layer for the AI Factory.
Our approach is designed to meet rising demand for high-density, AI-optimized data centers, combining liquid cooling technologies with validated server architecture and orchestration software. We’ve been operating and evolving this platform over seven years across the region.
Put simply - our AI Factory produces the most AI tokens, for the least amount of energy and cost.
Firmus was selected for delivering measurable improvements in total cost of ownership and energy performance, as well as for readiness to support next-generation compute, including high-performance GPU clusters. As part of our recognition in Cleantech 25, Firmus demonstrated an ability to save up to 61% energy-per-AI token at our deployment in Singapore - a fundamental breakthrough advancement in energy efficiency for AI infrastructure.
Inclusion on this list reflects the growing strategic importance of infrastructure that can scale AI without scaling energy use. As the Cleantech Group highlights, 2024 was APAC’s highest year of investment in energy-efficient computing technologies. Singapore, in particular, is emerging as a hub for new approaches to data center design and operations.
The APAC Cleantech 25 is not a branding exercise - it’s a curated signal from the innovation community about what’s working, what’s scalable, and what’s gaining traction.
We’re proud to be among the 25 companies recognized for practical solutions with real-world impact.
