Data Center Cooling

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Subsea Cloud will deliver latency- and carbon-reducing data center infrastructure and services, with a market focus on the U.S. and its financial, health care, and military industries, as well as converting some hyperscale players in the space from land-based centers to subsea centers.

The Baldor-Reliance Critical Cooling motors are able to operate at the high temperatures, partial speeds, and demanding loads required in critical cooling applications.

This 24/7 method, compared to purchasing renewables on an annual match basis, tangibly reduces carbon emissions and, according to a recent study by Princeton Zero Lab, will make the broader transition to 100% carbon free energy more affordable and achievable. 

The generator sets are based on mtu 20-V 4000 L64 FNER gas engines, which fulfil the strictest emissions standards, allow for quick ramp-up and ramp-down, offer a wide range of load operations, and high performance at high temperatures. 

HVAC system can become a revenue-generator for enterprises and can ultimately provide an energy source that would otherwise be wasted if released into the atmosphere.

The Stratus EMS system monitors environmental conditions that can impact critical information equipment in server rooms and data centers.

The platform facilitates new card and system design implementations and testing for a range of rugged environments, including electronic warfare (EW), C5ISR, target tracking and display, navigation systems, and threat detection as well as in-sensor payloads and image and data processing applications.