The platform

Built on our sole integrator's immersion platform. Validated in live deployments.

Phase-change cooling, and a fully modular stack, purpose-built for the density of modern AI workloads.

How the cooling works

Full submersionHardware sits in sealed tanks of non-flammable, non-conductive dielectric fluid.

Phase change at the sourceFluid boils directly at chip surfaces, absorbing heat far faster than air or liquid-to-chip.

Closed-loop condensationVapor condenses on an overhead coil and returns as liquid. No water, no chillers.

Dry-cooler heat rejectionResidual heat leaves through closed-loop dry coolers. Simple and reliable at any scale.

Modules that work together or alone

Data module

Immersion tanks at high density. Dozens of size configurations. Classified as equipment.

UPS module

Lithium-battery UPS, transfer switch, distribution, fire suppression. Plug-and-play.

Generator module

Sound-attenuated, fire-rated, 24-hour fuel. Rapid interconnection.

Mobile module

Trailer-mounted, operational on arrival. Edge and rapid-response sites.

Near-zero thermal overhead

Industry-leading PUE across sustained, continuous operation, not a lab result.

Any climate

Modules run indoors, outdoors, or in any climate without modification.

Equipment, not a building

Classified as equipment rather than a permanent structure. Permitting and construction run in parallel.

Why it gets approved

The data center your community will say yes to.

States are freezing approvals and towns are passing moratoriums on hyperscale campuses over water, grid cost, noise, and land. Small, sealed, community-owned facilities are the exception the rules were written around.

Zero water

Sealed, closed-loop. No cooling towers, no draw on municipal supply, nothing to fight about at the water board.

Sips the grid

Immersion removes the fans and chillers that eat a conventional site's power budget. Less strain on ratepayers.

Under the line

Sized well beneath state and local thresholds, built from modules permitted as equipment rather than buildings.

Yours

The nation, town, or institution owns the asset and the revenue. Local control is what the opposition is actually asking for.

Every jurisdiction that has passed a restriction is a named target, not a lost market.