Ori has entered a new phase of growth, announcing a merger with Brookfield’s newly launched Radiant to form a vertically integrated, end-to-end AI infrastructure company aimed at delivering sovereign compute capacity worldwide.
The combination brings together Ori’s software, computing, and AI infrastructure expertise with Brookfield’s large-scale capital and infrastructure capabilities. The newly combined platform is designed to build what the companies describe as the next generation of “AI factories” for sovereign entities, telecommunications providers, hyperscalers, and global technology companies.
Brookfield, one of the world’s largest infrastructure investors with approximately $1 trillion in assets under management, unveiled Radiant as part of the transaction. Radiant will serve as a vertically integrated AI infrastructure company backed by Brookfield’s Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Fund. The fund is expected to anchor a program to deploy up to $100 billion across the AI value chain, supported by long-term contracts.
According to Brookfield, Radiant’s mandate is to help deliver sovereign compute capacity for governments and enterprises around the world. The strategy reflects growing demand from countries and corporations seeking greater control over critical AI infrastructure amid increasing geopolitical and technological competition.
Ori said the merger positions the combined company to address the structural demands of AI at scale. By pairing long-duration capital with powered land, deep compute expertise, and advanced software capabilities, the company aims to deliver capital-efficient, energy-aligned, and operationally disciplined infrastructure.
As artificial intelligence becomes foundational to modern economies, the companies argue that simply adding more computing capacity is not enough. Instead, they see a need for infrastructure platforms that integrate financing, energy, hardware, and software into cohesive systems capable of supporting large-scale AI workloads over the long term.
With the backing of Brookfield’s AI-focused capital and infrastructure platform, the merged Ori and Radiant entity plans to accelerate the development of AI infrastructure globally, targeting both public- and private-sector customers seeking resilient and sovereign AI capabilities.
The companies described the merger as the beginning of a new chapter, signaling ambitions to help usher in what they call an era of “AI abundance” through large-scale, vertically integrated infrastructure investment.
