Verdigris Technologies

Verdigris Technologies is an AI-powered electrical monitoring company founded in 2011 by Mark Chung, Jonathan Chu and Thomas Chung, engineers with a semiconductor background from AMD and IBM. Originally built to explain unexplained utility bills in commercial buildings, the company now focuses on monitoring high-density data centers and AI infrastructure.

Its platform samples electrical waveforms 8,000 times per second per circuit to detect equipment degradation, power quality issues and capacity headroom without needing new switchgear. Customers including T-Mobile, Google, Qualcomm, AWS, NVIDIA and Digital Realty use it to monitor more than 2 GW of peak demand across over 20 million square feet of facilities; a T-Mobile deployment found 4 percent of over 800 rectifiers degrading, with a reported 5-month payback.

1. High-frequency sensing: Samples electrical waveforms 8,000 times per second per circuit.

2. Degradation detection: Flags failing equipment such as rectifiers before outages occur.

3. Capacity visibility: Shows real power headroom to help plan new IT or equipment loads.

4. Retrofit deployment: Installs without replacing existing switchgear or panels.

5. Data center focus: Monitors over 2 GW of peak demand across 20 million-plus square feet.

6. Proven ROI: A T-Mobile deployment reported a 5-month payback period.