Your room. Our datacenter.
Have a building, warehouse, or unused floor? We design, source, build, and commission a production-grade datacenter inside it. One contract. One team. One handover.
End-to-end ownership. One team, one handover.
Building a datacenter usually means coordinating an electrical contractor, a mechanical contractor, an IT vendor, a commissioning agent, and an inspector — five companies, five contracts, five timelines. We handle all five stages under a single contract.
You sign one contract. We coordinate everything. If the chiller arrives before the rack PDUs, that's our problem — not yours. If commissioning fails, we own the fix. The Tier-level promise is in writing.
Air or water — matched to density.
Cooling choice is dictated by rack density, not preference. Below 40 kW per rack, air cooling wins on simplicity and CapEx. Above 80 kW, liquid is the only physically viable option. We design and install both, and recommend by load profile.
Proven, simple, low overhead.
The traditional choice for general-purpose workloads and AI startups. Easy to maintain, fewer failure modes, lower CapEx. Pairs with Fluorine Pump for free-cooling savings in cool climates.
- Per rackUp to 40 kW
- GPU density4× 8-GPU H200 SXM servers
- PUE (annual)~1.4 standard · ~1.2 with Fluorine Pump
- MaintenanceStandard HVAC trades, low SRE overhead
Required above 80 kW per rack.
Water removes 90%+ of heat directly from the chip — air cooling can't physically reach this density. The only option for GB200/GB300 NVL72, B300, and other 100 kW+ rack architectures.
- Per rackOver 100 kW
- GPU density64+ H200 GPUs per rack
- PUE (annual)~1.08 typical
- MaintenanceSpecialist liquid trades, leak detection, CDU service
Free cooling, five months a year.
In autumn and winter, outdoor air is colder than the air your servers exhaust. A Fluorine Pump exploits that gradient directly — no compressor, no chiller, just refrigerant circulating between indoor coils and outdoor condensers. The result: cooling power consumption drops by an order of magnitude during cold months.
Fluorine Pump is a proven, off-the-shelf capability — built into modern in-row CRV units like the Vertiv CR045/CR065 series. We don't claim it as a TGs4 invention. What we deliver is the system-level design: sizing the units correctly for your climate and load profile, integrating them with your BMS, and validating the free-cooling window during commissioning. The benefit is real, but only if the sizing and controls are done right.
More than 50% of early-life datacenter failures trace directly to install quality.
Generalist contractors don't know what they don't know. Bushing torque, refrigerant charge, CT polarity, conservator commissioning sequence — the details that decide whether your datacenter hits its PUE target on day one or fights it for ten years.
We've done this enough times to know where the failures hide. That's what you're paying for.
From contract to live load in 16 weeks.
Typical timeline for a 1 MW Tier 3 deployment in an existing building. Larger or higher-Tier projects scale proportionally. Schedule is committed in writing at design freeze.
FACTORY-PRECONFIGURED MAJOR EQUIPMENT
We've built this before.
A recent enterprise deployment — start to finish, on schedule, on PUE target.
600 kW enterprise AI cluster, delivered in 2 months.
Client: an enterprise AI team with GPUs already on order, an existing warehouse space, and a 60-day window to first training run.
Scope: full Tier 3 design, MV switchgear procurement, UPS & battery sizing, in-row liquid cooling layout, structured cabling, BMS integration, and load-bank validated commissioning. Handed over with PUE inside contractual target on first run.
The same playbook scales to 5 MW and beyond — site survey to live load, one team, one accountability line.