Racks · distribution · base cooling
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Rapidly Deployable AI Infrastructure at Scale.

Factory-integrated infrastructure.
Site-scale AI capacity.
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.
What it does
- Site-scale private AI capacity
- Government and regional infrastructure
- Industrial compute expansion
- Coordinated modular infrastructure
System architecture
MULTI-TECHNOLOGY COMPUTE INFRASTRUCTURE
- 01COMPUTE BLOCK
- 02NETWORK BLOCK
- 03POWER BLOCK
- 04COOLING BLOCK
- 05CONTROL
- 06MODULAR INFRASTRUCTURE
RC-5 may combine different compute, cooling and infrastructure technologies inside one site-scale architecture.
Factory-Integrated Blocks.
Site-Scale AI Capacity.
Transformer · UPS · distribution
Cooling plant · pumps · CDU
Data movement · interconnection
Monitoring · system management
Power continuity · resilience
Add capacity by adding modules —
not by redesigning the whole system.
Modular expansion follows planned site interfaces. No fixed MW capacity is implied.
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
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 CONFIGURATIONA density described for the supplier reference architecture; not a universal RC-5 rating.
COOLING BLOCK
- Cooling plant
- Pumps
- CDU
- Cooling wall
- Pipework
- Control system
- Air / liquid / hybrid air-liquid architecture
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.
Up to 90% factory prefabrication
Reference figure from the current prefabricated infrastructure technology source. Actual project prefabrication level depends on final scope and configuration.
Applications
Site requirements
- Site master plan and module foundations
- Grid and utility interfaces
- Cooling and water strategy where relevant
- Access, transport and phased construction planning
Power & cooling
Compute, transformer, UPS / BESS and thermal infrastructure are engineered together. Capacity classes are established after engineering validation.
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.
Explore Security & GovernanceExpansion
Factory-integrated blocks support phased capacity growth with planned power, cooling, network and control interfaces.
Configurable lifecycle support can include diagnostics, preventive maintenance, validated security updates, monitoring, modernization and expansion.
Lifecycle Support & EvolutionWarranty coverage, maintenance periods, service availability, response times, third-party licensing and upgrade scope are defined in the applicable project and service agreements.
Technical data
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.
| FIELD | VALUE | STATUS |
|---|---|---|
| Architecture | Rack / cooling / power prefabricated blocks | REFERENCE CONFIGURATION |
| Reference rack density | 20 kW+ / rack in supplier reference configuration | SUPPLIER REFERENCE |
| Factory prefabrication | Up to 90% in current supplier reference | SUPPLIER REFERENCE |
| Site capacity | Project-specific; no fixed MW classes | CONFIGURATION-DEPENDENT |
| Power / thermal / redundancy | Final engineering selection | CONFIGURATION-DEPENDENT |
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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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