Modular facilities
Fully developed concepts for AI, cloud, colocation and mission-critical IT. Built in phases of 5–10 MW, with a short path from secured site to operation.
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We have developed data center concepts with a common technical standard. The core is modular facilities of 10–25 MW. For large-scale developments, we have concepts from 100 MW upward.
Most data centers are designed from scratch, every time. That takes time, costs money and creates new risks in every project.
We have done the opposite. With fully developed concepts, we focus our efforts on what really sets sites apart: power, land, permits and customer needs. System architecture, technology packages and quality assurance are reused from project to project. The concepts have been developed together with our technology partner Samkonsult AB.
We work in two size classes. Both are based on the same technical standard, so that experience, suppliers and quality assurance carry over from project to project.
Fully developed concepts for AI, cloud, colocation and mission-critical IT. Built in phases of 5–10 MW, with a short path from secured site to operation.
Concepts for sites where power and land can support much larger volumes. The campus is built out in phases, with its own power infrastructure and space for energy storage.
Our modular concepts come in two variants, depending on how the development is to be built out and how many customers it is to accommodate.
One hall of up to 12.5 MW IT in the first phase, with its own technical area for power, UPS, cooling and backup energy. A second hall of the same size can be connected when the demand and the power are in place.
Four operationally separate IT zones of 5 MW, built in two independent phases of 10 MW. A flexible option for those who want to start smaller or host several customers.
The same building blocks can be repeated at the same site. This allows a development to grow in step with the power supply, without having to reinvent the technology.
First phase in operation, with interfaces prepared for the next.
Full build-out of one concept with two technical areas.
Large-scale developments with a dedicated campus concept, where power and land are available.

Switchgear, transformers, UPS and power distribution are delivered as prefabricated modules that are tested before they leave the factory. Each phase has its own systems, with separate A and B paths according to the required level of reliability.

Air and liquid cooling are combined according to load profile and energy efficiency. Fan walls or perimeter cooling handle the air-cooled load, and liquid loops with CDUs cool the racks directly for AI.
The cooling yards are placed at ground level with easy service access, and free cooling and heat rejection are sized for climate, noise and water.

Busways, cooling pipes and fiber run in a coordinated overhead infrastructure with prefabricated connection points. This simplifies installation, expansion and servicing.
The same hall can be designed for traditional IT, hybrid and AI. Worked examples for a 12.5 MW IT hall.
Air-cooled or hybrid IT environment for cloud, colocation and enterprise systems.
Higher density with a combination of air and liquid.
Direct liquid cooling for the most compute-intensive workloads.
The same foundation in every project – tailored to every site

The first phase works without the next having to be built, and the next phase is connected without rebuilding the first.
UPS, battery storage and generator solutions are chosen based on operating scenarios, backup duration and total cost.
Factory and construction site work in parallel, with testing in several stages (FAT, SAT and IST) before operational handover.
Single- or two-story design and phasing are chosen based on the property, power and total cost.
Technology packages and construction contracts are compared on equal terms, with a focus on life cycle cost, delivery time and service.
We continue to develop our concepts as technology advances. Each solution is assessed against site conditions, operator requirements, reliability and life cycle cost, and introduced early in the project so that the benefit can be verified before we build.
Liquid cooling and warmer cooling loops that can reduce the need for compressor-based cooling.
Waste heat that can go to district heating, buildings or industry in the local area.
Cooling systems with low water use and a clear water balance for every site.
Batteries and power management that can support the grid, with the backup function protected.
Digital models and metering of power, cooling and load variations, from design to operation.
Modular build-out, well-considered material choices and technical interfaces that make future upgrades easier.

We work with Inspeqt, a digital platform that brings documentation, nonconformities and follow-up together in one connected workflow for the entire project.

We share drawings, technical specifications and cost estimates with qualified parties under a non-disclosure agreement. Get in touch, and we will schedule a walkthrough.

Do you have a site, a project or a need for capacity? We will take it forward together with you, from first idea to completed facility.
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