Volt Harbor secured $2 million in seed funding to scale its software-defined energy storage platform designed to serve data centers and the broader electrical grid, according to Pulse 2.0. The company's technology manages storage assets through software, allowing data centers to optimize energy costs and reduce demand charges without large hardware overhauls. The raise reflects growing investor interest in grid-edge solutions as data center operators face rising electricity costs and constrained interconnection queues. Volt Harbor plans to use the capital to expand pilots with data center and utility customers.