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.
Transmission and distribution
Energy delivered over distance is reduced by line losses. Co-location removes most of that path and the losses with it.
Wheeling and demand charges
Delivered-power tariffs carry transmission and demand components that a behind-the-meter load does not incur in the same form.
Margin redirected
Energy cost is the dominant operating expense for accelerated compute. Retained margin funds compute capacity rather than delivery.
Jurisdiction dependent
Tariff structures vary materially. Any specific saving is a project-level calculation, not a general claim.
Actual economics depend on the host's tariff, generation cost basis, and contracted capacity. No universal figure is claimed; each site requires its own analysis.
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Specifications evolve as the design matures. Contact us for current status and integration requirements.
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