AI and high-performance computing
Infrastructure for demanding compute.
Plan the power, thermal, connectivity, and operating interfaces your AI or HPC deployment requires. ARX develops the facility scope around your equipment and growth roadmap.
The infrastructure brief
A rack power figure is only the beginning.
A useful infrastructure brief describes the full operating envelope: rack count and density, average and peak demand, expected load changes, supply and return conditions, equipment service access, and the way the cluster connects to the outside world.
Those details influence the facility design, commissioning plan, and operating scope. They also help establish where the customer, equipment suppliers, and facility team must coordinate.
Requirements
What the facility brief must capture.
Power and load behavior
Review the electrical handoff, power quality, redundancy requirements, load steps, and recovery behavior alongside the phased MW plan.
Thermal compatibility
Establish the air and liquid heat split, coolant conditions, pressure and flow requirements, CDU boundary, water quality responsibilities, and maintenance arrangements.
Cluster and external networks
Separate the customer-owned compute fabric from campus pathways, carrier services, and external bandwidth. Identify the interfaces that must be delivered and tested.
Deployment and operations
Plan equipment logistics, installation access, support tasks, change windows, and the evidence needed for acceptance.
Deployment types
Support the deployment you are actually building.
AI training
Align large cluster requirements with a coordinated load introduction and infrastructure plan.
AI inference
Evaluate the geography, data movement, resilience, and capacity profile the application needs.
HPC and research
Bring specialized hardware, thermal conditions, network needs, and project schedules into the facility brief.
GPU cloud
Plan repeatable facility phases around your platform's equipment roadmap and customer growth.
Flagship campus
Pecos: our flagship campus for large deployments.
For organizations evaluating a substantial multi-phase infrastructure program, Pecos is the principal ARX campus to explore. Midland and Pittsburg provide additional development conversations with their own site conditions.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you provide GPUs or cloud compute?
This website presents facility development and infrastructure services. Customer-owned compute, software, and managed technology services are separate unless specifically included in an agreement.
Are specific accelerator platforms certified?
Do not assume platform certification from general AI or HPC positioning. Technical compatibility must be evaluated against the actual equipment and facility specifications.
Can we use our own cluster fabric?
The customer network architecture can be included in the technical brief. Campus connectivity and customer fabric responsibilities are defined separately.
Bring us your AI or HPC infrastructure brief.
Email our team with rack density, cooling approach, cluster fabric needs, and target timing for your first deployment.
Or email info@arxdatacenters.com