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Ori no longer exists as a company you can own. It was a small London GPU cloud that started life as edge-computing software. It rented space in other people's data centres and paid for its GPUs mostly with leases and debt. On 2 April 2026 it was folded into Brookfield's Radiant, whose headline value of about $1.3B sits on top of $105M of Brookfield-held 15% preferred shares. What survives is Ori's software and team, now running a Brookfield vehicle built on Brookfield's powered land. Track it as
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