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The Turing Company Secures $14 Million for AI-Driven Water Management Solutions

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

The Turing Company, a provider of AI-based water management solutions, has raised $14 million in a funding round led by Safar Partners. The investment will support the company’s global expansion and the enhancement of its flagship platforms, TOP Clear and SmartOps AI, which claims to offer end-to-end digital solutions for water and wastewater treatment, network management, and industrial water systems.

Turing’s AI-powered platforms integrate with existing water management systems, providing real-time control, predictive analytics, and advanced anomaly detection. By leveraging AI, industrial IoT, and industry expertise, the company aims to optimize water treatment, improve network performance, and ensure sustainability across the water lifecycle. Turing is a spinoff of Gradiant and is the driving force behind Gradiant’s digital solution, SmartOps AI.

The funding will be used to:

  1. Strengthen AI capabilities in TOP Clear and SmartOps AI.
  2. Expand operations in North America, Europe, and the Middle East.
  3. Accelerate R&D for next-generation predictive and autonomous water management solutions.
  4. Foster partnerships with utilities, industrial users, and government agencies to drive adoption of AI-powered systems.

With aging infrastructure and increasing water scarcity, Turing’s solutions aim to help utilities and industries modernize operations, reduce costs, and ensure regulatory compliance while promoting environmental stewardship.

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