WORKLOAD
Inference · Training · Fine-tuning · Simulation · Digital Twin · Video Intelligence · Private LLM · Industrial AI
Compute, data, power, cooling, infrastructure and software selected as one deployable system.
Inference · Training · Fine-tuning · Simulation · Digital Twin · Video Intelligence · Private LLM · Industrial AI
Model framework · Runtime · Drivers · AI stack · Application compatibility
Latency · Throughput · Memory · Model size · Concurrency · Training scale
Available power · Cooling capacity · Ambient environment · Network · Space
Data locality · Sovereignty · External connectivity · Security boundaries
Initial capacity · Expansion plan · Multi-site deployment
Selected compute platform
Node architecture
Cluster fabric
Data architecture
Rack and site power requirement
Air / Cold Plate / Immersion
RC-1 / RC-2 / RC-3 / RC-4 / RC-5
No accelerator should be selected independently from its server, networking, power, cooling and lifecycle support path.
For projects requiring domestic compute ecosystems, local technology stacks or sovereign deployment options.
Possible accelerator ecosystems include Hygon, Huawei, MetaX and other qualified domestic platforms. Availability and compatibility require review for the exact configuration.
Domestic compute platforms are evaluated together with their validated server, software, power and cooling environments.
For projects requiring NVIDIA-based AI infrastructure and compatible global compute ecosystems.
NVIDIA-based configurations are defined according to workload, platform availability and validated infrastructure compatibility.
Both paths are evaluated within the S1 architecture. Compatibility, availability and support are project-specific; a reference platform does not establish certification.
For conventional or moderate-density compute environments.
For higher-density CPU / GPU systems requiring direct component cooling.
For high-density or specialized compute environments where an integrated immersion architecture is appropriate.
Final cooling architecture depends on the selected accelerator, server design, rack density, environment and operating requirements.
Cooling selection follows validated server and accelerator architecture.
The accelerator decision affects much more than compute performance. It changes rack power density, cooling demand, backup requirements and site infrastructure.
GPU / CPU / accelerators / AI appliances / AI servers
Storage / networking / data movement / local data
UPS / distribution / batteries / BESS / power conditioning
Air cooling / liquid cooling / CDU / hybrid thermal architecture
Rack / pod / container / prefabricated blocks / modular data center
AI runtime / digital twin / AI agents / local models / monitoring / simulation
Technology is selected around
the workload and the site.
S1 does not configure compute in isolation.
Security boundaries and operational governance are considered alongside compute, power, cooling and software.
CONFIGURATION-DEPENDENT · Proposed integrations remain under technical development or evaluation. Security features, suppliers, scope, performance, compatibility and delivery depend on project-specific assessment and technical validation. This does not establish a complete, certified or already deployed AI cybersecurity platform.
Explore Security & GovernancePrivate model runtime, local inference and customer-controlled data workflows can operate without mandatory public-cloud dependency.
Offline-capable operation is engineered around the selected models, licensing, software provisioning, data sources and update strategy.
Reference architectures inform component selection and engineering review. They remain configuration-dependent.
Performance, environmental ratings, certifications and schedules are confirmed for the exact project configuration.
Reference platforms accelerate deployment, but final system values must follow validated project requirements, engineering inputs and approved supplier data.
S1 uses available reference platforms to accelerate engineering, but the final system is defined by workload, site, security, power, cooling and regulatory requirements.
S1 Defines the Architecture.
Technologies Are Selected to Fit It.
Every public claim must have a state. Supplier evidence informs S1 review; reference configurations proceed through project engineering before becoming project-validated data.
Explore S1 SYSTEMA customer preference or reference platform is not a validation result. Supplier, engineering and project validation require supporting evidence; no certified status is inferred.
Tell us what must run, where it must operate and what constraints exist.
S1 will help structure the requirement before configuring the infrastructure.
Rapid Compute focuses on deployable AI infrastructure.
Projects requiring full digital project modeling, industrial simulation, energy architecture or multi-domain infrastructure integration can continue through S1 SYSTEM.
Explore S1 SYSTEMS1 SYSTEM
Model the World. Build the System.