According to a recent LinkedIn post from 5C, the company is participating in NVIDIA GTC 2026 alongside partners Together AI and Hypertec Group, with a focus on large-scale AI infrastructure. The post notes that 5C’s VP of AI & Product Strategy, David Bitton, is scheduled to discuss planning a 2GW “AI Factory” and scaling performance from silicon to campus level.
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The post also highlights a session by Hypertec Group’s strategic advisor for HPC & AI, David Arsenault, on power management solutions for next-generation AI infrastructure. This positioning suggests 5C is aligning itself with large hyperscale and enterprise AI build-outs, which could signal a focus on high-capital, infrastructure-intensive projects that may offer longer sales cycles but potentially higher contract values.
By engaging at NVIDIA’s GTC and appearing in partnership with ecosystem players like Together AI and Hypertec Group, 5C appears to be emphasizing its role within the broader AI infrastructure value chain. For investors, this may indicate strategic efforts to strengthen visibility among AI infrastructure buyers and partners, potentially supporting deal flow in data center, power, and AI workload-optimization projects over the medium term.