MDC4000 · COMING Q1 2027
Plan the next stage of your AI infrastructure.
MDC4000 is a coming-soon product targeting 4.2 MW of IT load for inference and training, with a fully direct liquid-cooled design.
- 4.2 MW
- Planned IT load
- Inference + training
- Intended workloads
- 100% DLC
- Planned cooling direction
- 1.10–1.15
- Design PUE target
- Coming Q1 2027
- Product status
Begin with the hardware and capacity plan.
The planned configuration targets the VR200 platform. Power distribution, liquid interfaces, networking and service access will be defined around the selected OEM equipment.
MDC4000 is the facility product. The platform designation describes the computing equipment it is intended to host.
Resolve the site before fixing the deployment.
Share the location, available power, fibre connections, intended equipment and target date. We can discuss how the future product fits the capacity plan and which site interfaces need preparation.
| Planning input | What it informs |
|---|---|
| Hardware and deployment phases | Rack population, power and cooling interfaces |
| Available power and connection status | Facility supply and expansion plan |
| Climate and external plant space | Heat rejection and operating performance |
| Fibre routes and network requirements | Cluster connectivity |
| Site and delivery access | Layout, foundations, transport and installation |
Plan a colocation project around its intended tenant.
For site owners, energy companies and investors, MDC4000 is a future route to infrastructure that can host a tenant’s computing equipment.
Alongside the facility discussion, we can explore introductions to prospective tenants and the requirements they bring. Tenant placement and commercial terms are project-specific, with no guarantee of occupancy or investment return.
Questions about MDC4000
Can I order it for a fixed delivery date?
MDC4000 is coming soon. We can discuss the project now; a delivery commitment needs a confirmed configuration, component availability and agreed programme.
Is 4.2 MW total facility power?
No. It is the planned IT load. The site supply also includes cooling, electrical losses and other facility equipment, and follows the project load study.
Which platform is it intended for?
The current product direction targets VR200. The precise OEM platform name, hardware configuration and interfaces will be confirmed as the product design is finalized.
Does 100% liquid cooling mean no water consumption?
No. It describes the planned IT cooling approach. Outdoor heat rejection and climate determine water consumption. The project model will define the cooling loops, operating modes and water requirements.
Can you help develop the colocation business?
We can discuss infrastructure and potential tenant introductions together. The site owner, computing operator and tenant remain distinct commercial roles, with responsibilities and terms agreed for the project.
Tell us what your next deployment needs.
Share the future hardware plan, power and location. We will discuss the product direction and the engineering work needed next.