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Data-center capacity
Data-center capacity is the power, cooling and space that GPU systems need to run. Rack-scale systems draw many times the power of a typical rack, so a site's power path and cooling plant decide which systems it can host and what the capacity costs.
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Rillor's capacity agreements reserve power and space in 250 kW, 500 kW and 1 MW blocks before the hardware arrives. Each block is liquid-cooled or rear-door cooled, runs on a 24-month standard term and is priced per kW-month. Sizing follows the GPU systems you are buying, by power draw and cooling grade. A capacity agreement pairs with a forward purchase agreement to line up power and space with the delivery month.
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Reserve power before the hardware arrives.
Send the GPU systems you plan to run, the block size and cooling you need, and the month you need power.