Commercial buildings across America hold power that's already connected, permitted, and paid for. Our module sits behind the meter and turns that spare capacity into live racks in weeks, not years. You bring the hardware. You keep the GPU-hour.
When demand compounds faster than new infrastructure can be built, existing infrastructure becomes the advantage.
Already connected. Already powered.
Connected, permitted, paid for, and far too small for anyone building at hyperscale to chase one at a time. Nationwide, roughly 460 gigawatts of it.
Spare power vanishes whenever the building's own load spikes. Our battery absorbs those spikes, and locked headroom becomes firm power for compute.
Every site runs the same module, the same install, the same controls, on any owner's building. Capacity rolls up into one contract and one view.
Texas is first because its power market rewards flexibility. The architecture is national.
A qualifying commercial property with spare electrical capacity. We screen it, contract it, and handle deployment with the property host.
A standardized unit arrives with battery, cooling, racks, networking, and controls. It installs behind the existing meter in one to two weeks. Service looks like commercial equipment, not data center operations.
Three jobs at once. It keeps the module inside the site's electrical limit, carries the racks through grid events, and earns when the grid needs flexibility. That revenue helps lower the cost of the site.
You install your hardware, or we receive it for you. Your hardware. Your customers. Your software. Your GPU-hour. We bill for power and place.
The module is equipment on your site, like a generator or a battery cabinet. Not a facility, not a rezoning, not a new use.
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Add units to grow a site. Add sites to grow the fleet. The unit never changes.
V-100RRuggedized variant for federal and defense sites. Defense →
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We are power-defined, not silicon-defined. If your hardware fits the module's power, cooling, and mechanical envelope, it racks. You own the servers, the software, and the GPU-hour. We don't sell compute.
Rack-scale NVL72-class systems are too large for a single module. Full compatibility reference on request.
Fast local storage in every module. Weights download once, then serve from the box.
Two carriers, automatic failover, both on the module battery. You keep serving when the grid dips.
Fast interconnect inside each node and across the racks. Power, cooling, and network live in the unit.
A locked steel enclosure, monitored, with one lockable utility tie-in. Every site is screened before we contract it.
We operate the place. You operate the machine: your hardware, your images, your keys.
Power, temperature, uptime, and clean-energy share for Scope 2. Site economics stay between us and the host.
We are reserving capacity for early compute partners, and first units assemble this fall. Early partners get site priority, input on configuration, and pricing that reflects the risk they take with us.
Site two and site two hundred follow the same deployment playbook.
One design. One site contract. One deployment process. Repeated.
Reserve capacityWe turn qualifying electrical capacity and about one parking space into monthly revenue, at zero cost to you. We finance, install, insure, and operate the module, and your building gains backup power.
Talk to us about your siteCapacity on the ERCOT Central sites is limited. Tell us the megawatts, the date you need them, and what hardware you already own.
Received. We reply within two business days about capacity and timeline.
No new land. No new wires. No diesel. No water. Just power America already paid for.