Use cases

Compute where you need it.

Some buyers put a box behind their own office and keep every job in-house. Others place boxes on remote sites and rent the GPUs out. Some need compute where there’s no datacenter at all.

Internal compute

Your own GPUs, next to your team.

Put the box by your office and run training and inference on hardware you own. Your team schedules the jobs, your data stays on your site, and you may already have the network link you need.

  • ControlYour models, your data, your schedule
  • NetworkOften your existing office link
  • CostPower, network, and upkeep instead of an hourly rate
Concept photo of the box on a pad beside a glass office building.
Concept: beside a glass office.
High-angle concept photo of the box on a pad by a warehouse loading area.
Concept: warehouse site.

Rent it out

Own the box. Rent the GPUs.

Owners who don’t need all 64 GPUs themselves can place a box where power is available and rent capacity out. For a site away from your offices, plan business fiber to the pad; about 10 Gbps is a typical target.

  • PlacementAny site with spare 480 V three-phase and a pad
  • NetworkBusiness fiber to the site, ≈10 Gbps typical
  • AssetEquipment you own, not a lease that expires

Edge, remote & defense

Compute where the work is.

Some work can’t wait on a round trip to a distant cloud region, and some data shouldn’t leave the site. Because the box carries its own cooling and needs no water, it can go where power exists but a datacenter doesn’t, including government and defense operators working in remote places. Tell us your requirements and we’ll talk through what fits.

  • LocalInference next to sensors, operations, and people, with data kept on site
  • Self-containedCooling in the frame. Power in; networking as the mission needs
  • MovableA standard 20 ft ISO footprint that ships by truck, rail, or sea
Concept image of a semi truck carrying two TWR boxes on a highway.
Concept: two boxes on one trailer.
Concept photo of the box on a pad beside an older brick industrial building.
Concept: older industrial site.

Industrial & energy

Put spare power to work.

Industrial yards, plants, and energy sites often have three-phase power and pad space already. A box sets on that pad, a licensed electrician connects it, and the site gains GPU compute without a building project.

  • PowerUses spare 480 V three-phase you already have
  • SiteA concrete pad; no water, no new building
  • FitIndustrial yards, plants, and energy sites

Have a use in mind?

Tell us where the box would go and what it would run.

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