Power
480 V three-phase
About 200–275 A of spare capacity for a full box, depending on the model. If you aren’t sure what’s spare, your electrician or utility can tell you.
Site needs
A TWR box carries its own cooling. Your site supplies spare 480 V three-phase power, a concrete pad, a licensed electrician to connect it, and a network path that fits how you’ll use it. No water.
Power
About 200–275 A of spare capacity for a full box, depending on the model. If you aren’t sure what’s spare, your electrician or utility can tell you.
Pad
A level concrete pad sized for a 20 ft container, with room to open the doors and reach the box for delivery and service.
Electrician
A licensed electrician makes the connection from your service to the box, to local code.
Water
The dry cooler is in the frame. No water line, no cooling tower, no drain for process water.
Networking
The box needs a network path sized to its job. Which one you need comes down to where the box sits and who uses it.
If the box sits by your office and your people use the compute internally, you may already have the link you need. The box connects to your existing network, and work stays on site.
If you only rent the GPUs out, or the box sits far from your offices, plan a business fiber connection to that site. About 10 Gbps is a typical target.
Who provides what
Tell us what you have and we’ll help you check whether a box fits.