GRID TO RACK.
Facility and white-space power paths, conversion, resilience, and monitored distribution.
- Transformers
- Switchgear
- UPS
- Generators
- Busway
- Rack PDUs
P27 / PHYSICAL SYSTEMS
Power, cooling, water, racks, cabling, robotics, monitoring, and safety. Coordinated around the operating brief.
01 / AI INFRASTRUCTURE STACK
P27 focuses on energy and physical infrastructure beneath and around compute.
Software applications use AI compute. P27 does not supply the application layer.
AI models run on compute platforms. P27 does not supply models or model services.
Systems that house, power, cool, connect, move, monitor, and protect compute.
Compute silicon and accelerators sit inside the equipment layer. P27 does not supply chips.
Grid interface, generation, storage, conversion, and distribution connect available energy to the rack.
FIG. 101 / FIVE-LAYER AI INFRASTRUCTURE STACK / CONCEPTUAL
02 / SYSTEM FLOW
Two directional systems meet at the rack. Every connection between them is physical infrastructure.
DRAWING 102 / POWER DISTRIBUTION AND COOLING LOOP / NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
03 / COORDINATED CATEGORIES
Every category is selected against the project location, density, resilience, and operating model.
Facility and white-space power paths, conversion, resilience, and monitored distribution.
Air, liquid, and hybrid systems for heat capture, transfer, and rejection.
Cooling-water and process-piping systems from plant interfaces to rack connections.
Physical rack systems selected for load, cooling method, access, and data-hall conditions.
Structured fiber, copper, power pathways, management, and grounding.
Equipment movement and handling workflows from dock and staging to the data hall.
Physical sensors and gateways for electrical, thermal, and environmental visibility.
Representative fire detection and physical safety categories, selected to project requirements.
04 / DATA CENTER EXPLORER
A simplified map of representative systems around an AI data hall.
Component / White space
Houses compute while receiving power, cooling, and connectivity.
FIG. 104 / PHYSICAL SYSTEMS / SIMPLIFIED
05 / REPRESENTATIVE PROCUREMENT
These are representative sourcing categories, not fixed products. Specifications, certifications, availability, and commercial terms require engineering and supplier validation.
Utility and facility electrical interface. Voltage class, topology, and protection are project dependent.
Liquid-to-liquid heat exchange for a secondary cooling loop. Capacity and interfaces require engineering review.
Primary or secondary loop piping. Material, pressure class, supports, and QA are project dependent.
Liquid-ready or project-engineered rack category for AI and HPC environments.
High-density structured fiber category for project-defined physical network architecture.
Equipment movement category for dock-to-data-hall logistics. Manufacturer and configuration require validation.
Very early warning detection category for project-defined rooms and operating requirements.
Temperature, humidity, and leak-sensing interface category for BMS or DCIM integration.
Select representative items, define the operating requirements, then send the combined brief for review.
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