Jerusalem, 12 November, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Israeli networking company DriveNets has partnered with U.S.-based Bentaus to make artificial intelligence computing more energy-efficient. Their new system reduces power consumption by 30% while retaining 97% of processing output. It combines DriveNets’ networking technology with AMD graphics processors and Bentaus’ software, which adjusts computing power in real time according to electricity grid conditions.
The deployment is designed to help data centers produce more AI-generated tokens while reducing electricity costs and pressure on power grids. The partnership comes as several U.S. states consider restrictions on new data centers over concerns about electricity demand.