01Health and research
Hospitals and universities.
Capacity on or near campus, with data kept under local control.
Compact compute, close to where it is used.
Edge hubs bring compute to hospitals, universities, enterprises, and communities, and work as one with every campus in the network.
Pillar 011 to 3.5 MWClose to demandCoordinated
1 to 3.5MW
Per hubSized to the site and the workload.
2MW
First hubThe first operating site of the innovation hub.
1System
CoordinatedEvery hub works with every campus.
01Build the infrastructure
Small sites.
One network.
Not every workload needs a campus. Many need capacity close to the people and data they serve: a hospital system, a university, a county, an enterprise with data it has to keep local.
Edge hubs fill that gap. They are compact, they can sit on the grid or bring their own power, and they are coordinated with the anchor campuses, so a small site can reach the capacity of the whole network when it needs to.
- 01
Close to demand
Placed where compute is used, which keeps data local and response times short.
- 02
Flexible power
On the grid, off it, or both, matched to what each site can support.
- 03
Part of the whole
Spare capacity is shared through the network, and work can move between sites.
02How it works
How a hub comes together.
Hubs are designed to be repeatable, so each new site starts from a known design rather than a blank page.
Step 1
Fit
The workload, the data rules, and the power available at the site.
Step 2
Design
A repeatable hub design sized from 1 to 3.5 MW.
Step 3
Deploy
Installation, commissioning, and connection to the network.
Step 4
Upgrade
New technology added as it proves out in live service.
03Who it serves
Who it serves.
02Enterprise
Companies with local data.
Private capacity for workloads that cannot leave a region or a building.
03Communities
Counties and towns.
Compute that brings technical jobs and shares its value locally.
04At a glance
Edge hubs.
Compact edge hubs of 1 to 3.5 MW, placed close to demand and coordinated with the anchor campuses so many sites act as one system.
Hub sizes are design parameters. Specific sites are announced when secured.
| Hub size | 1 to 3.5 MW |
|---|---|
| Power | Grid, on-site generation, or both |
| Cooling | Direct-to-chip, designed to use little to no water |
| Network | Coordinated with anchor campuses and other hubs |
| First hub | 2 MW, the first operating site of the innovation hub |
05Works with
Part of one system.
06 / Pillar 04
Network coordination
A coordination layer that lets campuses and edge hubs act as one system, routing work across sites and sharing spare compute through an exchange.
Explore → 01 / Pillar 01Anchor campuses
Grid-connected compute campuses of 200 MW and up, developed on sites that already have power, alongside hyperscale and enterprise tenants.
Explore → 05 / Pillar 03Innovation hub
A live operating environment where next-generation power, cooling, and compute technology goes into service before it is carried to every Sovereign Point site.
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