Skeleton Technologies to Invest in Poland
Estonian company Skeleton Technologies, a producer of supercapacitors and energy storage systems, plans to invest up to €3 billion in Poland.
The investment aims to establish Poland as the company's innovation hub for AI infrastructure and advanced materials, supporting Europe's technological and energy independence.
- Expand local production of supercapacitors
- Build AI data centers
- Develop GPU-as-a-service and neocloud solutions
Skeleton's graphene-based technology powers AI data centers, transport, energy networks, and defense systems.
Supported by InnoEnergy, Skeleton sees Poland as a strategic base for high-tech growth, with InnoEnergy planning €100 billion in European sustainable tech investments by 2030.
Author's summary: Estonia's Skeleton Technologies invests €3 billion in Poland.
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