RC-5 / SITE-SCALE

AI CLUSTER

Rapidly Deployable AI Infrastructure at Scale.

Illustrative scale progression from AI appliance and rack to modular data-center cluster
ILLUSTRATIVE ARCHITECTURE · FINAL CONFIGURATION FOLLOWS WORKLOAD & SITE

Factory-integrated infrastructure.
Site-scale AI capacity.

01 / OVERVIEW

Overview

Site-scale compute assembled from factory-integrated compute, power, cooling and control blocks. Optional landmark-grade architectural treatment can be evaluated around customer goals and site requirements.

02 / WHAT IT DOES

What it does

  • Site-scale private AI capacity
  • Government and regional infrastructure
  • Industrial compute expansion
  • Coordinated modular infrastructure
03 / SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

System architecture

01Compute block
02Power block
03Cooling block
04UPS / BESS
05Network
06Control
RC-5 / AI CLUSTER · INTEGRATED SYSTEM
CONFIGURATION-DEPENDENT

MULTI-TECHNOLOGY COMPUTE INFRASTRUCTURE

  1. 01COMPUTE BLOCK
  2. 02NETWORK BLOCK
  3. 03POWER BLOCK
  4. 04COOLING BLOCK
  5. 05CONTROL
  6. 06MODULAR INFRASTRUCTURE

RC-5 may combine different compute, cooling and infrastructure technologies inside one site-scale architecture.

AI CLUSTER ARCHITECTURE

Factory-Integrated Blocks.
Site-Scale AI Capacity.

COMPUTE BLOCK

Racks · distribution · base cooling

POWER BLOCK

Transformer · UPS · distribution

COOLING BLOCK

Cooling plant · pumps · CDU

NETWORK

Data movement · interconnection

CONTROL

Monitoring · system management

UPS / BESS

Power continuity · resilience

AI CLUSTER / ONE INTEGRATED ARCHITECTURE
COMPUTE / 01COMPUTE / 02COMPUTE / 03POWERCOOLINGCONTROL

Add capacity by adding modules —
not by redesigning the whole system.

Modular expansion follows planned site interfaces. No fixed MW capacity is implied.

04 / CONFIGURATION OPTIONS

Configuration options

  • Rack / compute blocks with distribution and base cooling
  • Cooling plant, pumps, CDU and pipework
  • Transformer, UPS, distribution and busbar
  • Monitoring, environmental control and system management
  • Project-specific network and redundancy

Factory-Integrated Infrastructure Blocks

REFERENCE CONFIGURATION

RACK BLOCK

  • Server racks
  • Power distribution
  • Base thermal system
  • Fire-protection provisions
  • Dust-control provisions
  • Factory equipment installation
  • Factory system integration

20 kW+ / rack

SUPPLIER REFERENCE CONFIGURATION

A density described for the supplier reference architecture; not a universal RC-5 rating.

REFERENCE CONFIGURATION

COOLING BLOCK

  • Cooling plant
  • Pumps
  • CDU
  • Cooling wall
  • Pipework
  • Control system
  • Air / liquid / hybrid air-liquid architecture
REFERENCE CONFIGURATION

POWER BLOCK

  • Transformer
  • UPS
  • Distribution cabinet
  • Busbar
  • Power conversion / distribution

Integrate in the Factory.
Connect at the Site.

FACTORY

  • Rack installation
  • Power integration
  • Cooling integration
  • Controls
  • Cabling
  • System coordination
  • Testing

SITE

  • Position blocks
  • Connect utilities
  • Connect cooling
  • Connect network
  • Commission
  • Run

Factory integration can materially reduce the amount of assembly and coordination required on site.

SUPPLIER REFERENCE

Up to 90% factory prefabrication

Reference figure from the current prefabricated infrastructure technology source. Actual project prefabrication level depends on final scope and configuration.

05 / APPLICATIONS

Applications

06 / SITE REQUIREMENTS

Site requirements

  • Site master plan and module foundations
  • Grid and utility interfaces
  • Cooling and water strategy where relevant
  • Access, transport and phased construction planning
07 / POWER & COOLING

Power & cooling

Compute, transformer, UPS / BESS and thermal infrastructure are engineered together. Capacity classes are established after engineering validation.

08 / SECURITY & CONTROL

Security & control

Local infrastructure, controlled network integration, physical access and redundancy follow the project security requirements.

Security by Design. From Day One.

Security can be evaluated as a configurable design consideration across compute, network, data, model and agent interfaces.

Selected controls and integration scope require project-specific validation. A complete AI cybersecurity platform is not included by default.

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09 / EXPANSION

Expansion

Factory-integrated blocks support phased capacity growth with planned power, cooling, network and control interfaces.

Learn about Time to Compute

10 / TECHNICAL DATA

Technical data

S1 CAPABILITYREFERENCE CONFIGURATIONCONFIGURATION-DEPENDENTSUPPLIER REFERENCE

Capabilities describe system integration. Reference configurations show an implementation path. Exact values follow project engineering. Supplier references remain provider statements.

PROJECT-VALIDATED is reserved for confirmed S1 customer configurations. No project-validated product values are published here.

FIELDVALUESTATUS
ArchitectureRack / cooling / power prefabricated blocksREFERENCE CONFIGURATION
Reference rack density20 kW+ / rack in supplier reference configurationSUPPLIER REFERENCE
Factory prefabricationUp to 90% in current supplier referenceSUPPLIER REFERENCE
Site capacityProject-specific; no fixed MW classesCONFIGURATION-DEPENDENT
Power / thermal / redundancyFinal engineering selectionCONFIGURATION-DEPENDENT
CONFIGURATION-DEPENDENT
GPU typeRack countRack densityCooling architecturePower capacityBESS capacityRedundancyEnvironmental rangeNetwork architectureCertificationsDeployment timeline
11 / REQUEST CONFIGURATION

Request configuration

Product Evidence

AVAILABLE NOW

REFERENCE CONFIGURATION
  • Rack, cooling and power reference blocks
  • Factory equipment integration
  • Modular site architecture

CONFIGURE PER PROJECT

CONFIGURATION-DEPENDENT
  • GPU / CPU / memory / storage
  • Rack quantity and network
  • Power and cooling capacity
  • Battery and redundancy
  • Site and security interfaces

VALIDATE BEFORE COMMITMENT

TBD
  • Final bill of materials
  • Environmental and seismic requirements
  • Certifications
  • Exact delivery schedule
  • Final workload performance

Available architecture does not establish stock availability or a project delivery date. RC-2 and RC-3 remain S1 system architectures pending a dedicated supplier configuration.

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