MARA has teamed up with TAE Power Solutions to roll out a 10 MW, microsecond-responsive load-management network aimed at smoothing the erratic power demands of hyperscale data centers, per a company press release Wednesday.
MARA will deploy TAE’s D-Series battery-energy storage systems (BESS) alongside machine-learning controls to shave peaks on a 10 MW grid segment in real time. The system is designed to cut demand charges by shifting energy loads with real-time response services.
Prototypes are slated to deploy late summer 2025, with full commercialization targeted in early 2026.
TAE Power Solutions is a subsidiary of fusion-research pioneer TAE Technologies. Its core battery and control platform was originally built to stabilize accelerator systems and has since been adapted for EV fast-charging and industrial microgrids. This marks its first public collaboration with a bitcoin miner.
TAE raised over $150 million in a June funding round. Participants included Chevron Technology Ventures, Google, and NEA. MARA is the largest public bitcoin miner by hashrate and bitcoin holdings. On June 3, 2025, MARA disclosed 49,179 BTC with 58.3 EH/s of energized hashrate, and a record number of 282 Bitcoin blocks found in May.
