Hyperscale development
A campus strategy for multi-phase growth.
Coordinate dedicated facilities, customer standards, and future expansion within a larger development program. Start with the first usable deployment and the infrastructure needed to support it.
Your roadmap
A development program shaped around your roadmap.
ARX works from the intended load, technical standards, delivery sequence, and operating model. The aim is to establish a coherent campus program in which the first phase and later expansion can be evaluated together.
Key decisions
The decisions that shape a hyperscale campus.
Dedicated infrastructure
Define the physical and operating boundaries required for the customer environment.
Phased capacity
Match load releases to buildings, power infrastructure, equipment readiness, and acceptance milestones.
Customer standards
Bring design criteria, security requirements, vendor interfaces, and testing expectations into the development brief.
Long-term operability
Consider maintenance access, system isolation, expansion work, and operating responsibilities before the campus is handed over.
Interfaces
Make interfaces explicit.
A major campus may involve multiple owners, engineers, contractors, utilities, equipment suppliers, and operating teams. The development program needs clear package boundaries and a common view of what must be ready for each phase.
Flagship campus
Explore the Pecos mega-campus opportunity.
Pecos is the flagship ARX development for discussions about gigawatt-scale campus planning and substantial long-term requirements.
Bring your campus requirements into the conversation.
Share your initial and future load, location criteria, design standards, and intended delivery model.
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