The architecturein one move#
A short subtitle expanding the heading. We do not build data centres next to grids. We put compute inside hosts whose process heat we recover.
A three-loop thermal architecture moves server heat through a facility CDU at 65 degrees Celsius (149 degrees Fahrenheit) return into a host loop. The host loop powers digestion, drying, or hot water. A dry-cooler fallback is always present for 100 percent rejection. Heat is a product, not a problem.
Density of 50 to 150 kW per rack sits well above conventional ranges. Direct-to-chip cold plates carry the load. Two 40-foot shipping containers per MW give us a deployable footprint that fits inside operating industrial sites.
Each site pairs metric and imperial measurements throughout. Power is metric first. Temperatures are metric first. Distance and area follow the host convention.