modular data centers that repair themselves
two shipping containers, one robotic technician — compute you can set down anywhere.
the limit on ai is capacity, not chips. today's answer is 300-acre megasites that wait up to a decade for a grid connection.
modular vendors still send a field crew. repair robots still service hardware built for human hands.
two containers — 96 accelerators in a sealed air loop, their own power — serviced one card at a time by the machine inside.
compute + power container · solar · lfp storage · gas genset
zero technicians · card-level hot swap · deployable on a truck
everyone builds robots for hardware made for humans. we build the hardware for the robot — because that's who runs the data centers of tomorrow.
full system spec closed and sourced. carrier and node prototypes complete; robot architecture done and in testing.