Mitesco Targets 10,000 Edge Units in 2-3 Years as AI Software Eyes First Q4 License
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Updated · AiThority · Jul 29
Mitesco Targets 10,000 Edge Units in 2-3 Years as AI Software Eyes First Q4 License
3 articles · Updated · AiThority · Jul 29
Summary
Mitesco said Centcore aims to place up to 10,000 TC/DC edge-computing units over the next 2-3 years, shifting from traditional colocation to smaller-footprint distributed data centers.
The plan follows Mitesco’s late-2025 exit from a Melbourne, Florida colocation deal after costs became uncompetitive, pushing Centcore toward roughly 10,000-square-foot facilities and residential, rural and office deployments.
Vero Technology Ventures’ Robo Agent AI platform is now being tested with a small group of real estate agents, and management expects its first license in Q4 fiscal 2026 ahead of a broader production rollout later that year.
Robo Agent is designed to run exclusively on Centcore infrastructure, with Mitesco hoping the same real-estate user base can help host edge nodes for $100 a month in site rent and basic power.
The update ties Mitesco’s software and infrastructure strategy together as it also weighs acquisition opportunities, betting low-power AI capacity can expand from real estate into financial services and other markets.