This describes a proposed reference architecture. It is not a shipping product and no vendor partnership is claimed or implied. Interfaces and standards conformance are specification intent; quantities are design targets.
Load sited behind the meter
The compute hall connects to generation on the customer side of the revenue meter, so it is not a new transmission-connected load requiring a queue position.
Facility, not transmission
Interconnection studies address transmission impact. A behind-the-meter load changes the facility's net export profile rather than adding a transmission-side load.
Defined operating modes
Grid-parallel, grid-following, and islanded modes are specified up front with defined transitions, because the utility agreement will require them.
Generation capacity
The binding constraint becomes available generation and thermal capacity rather than queue position. That is a constraint we can engineer against.
Requires a generation host willing to contract firm capacity and an interconnection agreement that contemplates a large behind-the-meter load. Legal and tariff structure vary by jurisdiction and are project-specific.
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Specifications evolve as the design matures. Contact us for current status and integration requirements.
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