Immersion-Cooled AI Infrastructure

Permissioned
megawatts.

ZeroEdge Cloud designs, builds, implements, manages and fills single-phase immersion-cooled capacity from 2.5 to 50 MW, inside buildings that already exist, behind interconnections already energized.

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Where new capacity can still be built
70 MW · SYSTEM-STUDY THRESHOLD 50 MW · STATE MORATORIUM LINE ZEC FACILITY 2.5 MW 10 MW 25 MW 50 MW

Every ZEC facility is sized, sited and cooled to build where hyperscale cannot: under the thresholds, inside the consent of the communities that host it.

2.5–50 MW
Capacity per facility
1.02
Design PUE, closed-loop immersion
0 gal
Evaporative water use
8–10 mo
Deployment vs. 3 to 7 years legacy
<15 ms
Edge latency, engineered for proximity
The Consent Constraint

The binding constraint on American compute is no longer chips. It is permission.

Communities are saying no to hyperscale data centers faster than the industry can break ground. The capacity that gets built next will be the capacity communities approve.

  • $130Bin data center projects stalled or blocked across 49 states in a single quarter (Data Center Watch, Q1 2026).
  • 54local restriction measures passed in roughly a year, from Oklahoma City to Baltimore to Seattle.
  • 50 MWNew York's statewide moratorium threshold, the first in the nation, with a dozen states debating thresholds as low as 10 MW.
  • 70%of Americans oppose a large data center near their home (Heatmap Pro).

Built for approval, not around it.

The objections are specific: water draw, grid strain, noise, land. ZEC facilities answer each one by design. Closed-loop immersion cooling power drops 60 to 70 percent against air-cooled equivalents, with no cooling towers and no evaporative water use. Facilities occupy existing buildings on interconnections already energized, below the 70 MW system-study threshold.

The result is a data center a community can actually say yes to, delivered in 8 to 10 months instead of years.

The Civic Math

The closest thing to pure fiscal upside a community can host.

Data centers generate immense local tax revenue while demanding almost nothing in services: no classrooms, no traffic, few residents to serve. The communities that host them are funding schools, roads and tax cuts with the proceeds. The numbers are public.

  • 38%of Loudoun County, Virginia's entire general fund is generated by data centers (FY2026 Adopted Budget).
  • $549.7Min projected data center revenue for neighboring Prince William County in FY2027, roughly 28 percent of general fund tax revenue.
  • $5,800/yradded to the median Loudoun homeowner's property tax bill if data center revenue disappeared; residential rates would need to nearly double (NVTC 2026 Virginia Data Center Report).
  • 10 yrsof consecutive real property tax rate cuts in Loudoun County, funded by data center revenue.

The revenue without the fight.

Northern Virginia's windfall came packaged with everything communities now reject: water draw, grid strain, noise, land consumption. ZEC delivers the same class of high-value taxable infrastructure inside existing buildings, with no evaporative water use and 60 to 70 percent less cooling power, at a scale your community can actually approve.

And ownership changes the math entirely. A community that hosts a data center collects taxes. A community that owns one collects the operating revenue too. That is the difference between renting out your ground and owning the engine on it.

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The Repeated Block

One payload. Two form factors. Any scale.

42U immersion tanks and coolant distribution units form one node: the same payload that ships inside a 40 ft ISO container or deploys across an open floor. A repeated block, not a bespoke design, which is why a ZEC facility scales from a single sovereign node to 50 MW without re-engineering.

Closed-loop cooling with dry-cooler rejection: no towers, no chillers, no evaporative water use. Full configuration and dimensions available under NDA.

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ZEC Node · deployment forms
  • NODEImmersion tanks and coolant distribution on a sealed containment pad, arranged around a shared service aisle.
  • 40 FT ISOThe identical payload inside a shipping container. Water, power, network.
  • OPEN FLOORNode blocks repeated across existing warehouse, retail or institutional floorplates.
Why ZEC. Why Now.

The industry ran out of permission.
We build where yes still lives.

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