Power bus
A common distribution spine so each pod connects rather than each pod requiring its own service.
Coral Pod Platform
Coral AI Factory
A Coral AI Factory is an array of container pods sharing three services: a power bus, a liquid cooling loop and the AI fabric. Twelve C40 pods provide 9.6 MW of thermal capability and 2,016 rack units. The distinction that matters is not the total. It is that the total is reached in 800 kW increments.
Drawing
Twelve pods, one factory
Increments
Why increment size is a commercial argument, not an engineering one
A conventional AI campus is a single decision. One site, one grid connection, one construction programme measured in quarters or years, one moment at which capacity either arrives or does not. The capital is committed before the first token is served.
A Coral factory is a series of decisions. Each pod is independently financeable. Each can frequently be sized to operate inside a building's existing electrical capacity rather than waiting on an interconnection queue. Each earns revenue before the next is ordered. If demand does not materialise, the exposure is one pod rather than one campus.
| Scale | Pods | Thermal capability | Rack units |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single deployment | 1 | 800 kW | 168U |
| Cluster | 6 | 4.8 MW | 1,008U |
| AI factory | 12 | 9.6 MW | 2,016U |
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