Infrastructure
Hyperscale-ready GPU data center facilities engineered for current-generation compute density.
Constellation seeks to develop and structure hyperscale-ready GPU data center opportunities engineered for the power, cooling, and networking requirements of current-generation systems. Each facility is intended to be designed with direct-liquid-cooling (DLC) infrastructure, 25 MVA grid connections, and rack densities up to 80 kW — the physical foundation targeted for the firm's GPUaaS and colocation activities. Under development; subject to definitive agreements and financing.
GPU data centers are fundamentally different from traditional data centers. They require significantly higher power density (up to 80 kW per rack versus 8-15 kW for standard colocation), liquid cooling rather than air cooling, and power infrastructure that can sustain continuous high-load AI training and inference workloads. Constellation's GPU data centers are designed from the ground up for these requirements, with power-first site selection, DLC infrastructure, and Tier III design standards.
25 MVA grid connections
Direct-liquid-cooling infrastructure
80 kW rack density
Tier III design standard
current-generation ready
High-bandwidth network backbone
Real-asset backed, long-duration contracted income with infrastructure-grade risk-adjusted returns.
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