A repeatable pod dropped behind a district energy site. It computes, and returns the heat to the network.
A chip turns almost 100% of the power it draws into heat. Every data center today throws that heat away. We treat it as a second product.
A boiler has one output, and you buy fuel for it. A chip gives you two from the same watt: the compute you sell, and the heat you can use. Free heat, on power you already paid to compute with.
Racks are outgrowing what air can cool, and air dumps low grade heat near 35°C (95°F) that nobody wants. Liquid pulls heat straight off the silicon, and captures it at 45 to 70°C (113 to 158°F), warm enough for district heating and process loads.
MicroLink and Vertiv designed our Edge pod infrastructure together, 800 V DC capable and ready.
Three loops carry heat from the chip to where it is needed. The third one always has somewhere to go, so the compute never waits and the partner is never the bottleneck.
Cold plates pull heat straight off the chip, at the density modern racks demand.
The CDU moves that heat through to the facility heat exchangers, clean and contained.
Heat goes to the partner who needs it. When demand drops, the dry cooler rejects it instead.
A 2 MW pod arrives as a sealed, factory tested unit. On site it takes three connections: power from the partner's existing service, coolant to their heat loop, and a fibre drop. The busway, breakers, switchgear, CDU, dry cooler, controls and fire suppression are already inside and tested.
NVIDIA brings the GB300 NVL72 racks and the allocation. Vertiv brings the powered and cooled pod as a factory integrated MegaMod class unit. Hydra Host brings the compute demand and the offtake. MicroLink carries the site, the host loop and the integration.
About 2 MW free continuously inside the partner's contracted service, behind the meter.
A hot water loop that takes warm water year round, or a small heat pump lift where it runs hotter.
A carrier or research drop on a concurrently maintainable path.
Gate A on the first site: headroom, heat sink, fibre and a clean permit path.
Order, factory build, site prep in parallel, then connect and commission.
Design frozen with Vertiv and Hydra Host. Allocation and lead times set.
Repeat pods across the qualified sites. Each one lands in under 20 weeks.
ERE counts the energy we give back. Below 1.0, a site returns more usable energy than it loses. The number this company exists to move.
PUE measures overhead inside the fence. On its own it can read excellent while the heat goes to waste. We report both, together.