The hard parts of a data center are the ones worth building yourself. These are systems our engineers designed, prototyped and put on our own BMS, going into HN1 Phase 1 in Hyderabad. Notes from the bench, not a brochure.
Liquid where the heat is, air for the rest, and a compact sidecar exchanger instead of an expensive CDU. Cools 1400W chips, retrofits into servers you already own, up to 37% less cooling power.
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An inline valve that reads the dry-cooler coolant as it flows past and projects how many days of life it has left, so coolant is changed on condition, not on a calendar. Live on the BMS.
Read it ›The same instinct runs through the rest of the platform: an 800VDC power architecture, a vendor-agnostic BMS, and a sovereign cloud control plane, all built rather than bought. More of that engineering is on the Technology page.
If you want to talk about how these systems run inside an HN1 deployment, our engineers are happy to get into the detail.