What is a deployable AI data center?
A deployable data center are pre-engineered racks that integrate compute, cooling, power, and networking into a relocatable 5-rack footprint.
Unlike traditional builds that take 3–5 years, 1018 Data Centres Canada systems are delivered, connected, and operational within six months. Each unit can be scaled or relocated as energy availability or workload demand changes.
How does 1018 Data Centres Canada achieve faster deployment than hyperscale data centers?
Each 5-rack facility customizable according to location specifics.
Installation involves only power and fiber connection — no multi-year construction or permitting.
Our design compresses deployment time by ≈ 80 %, reducing capital lock-up and accelerating time-to-revenue.
What technology powers 1018 Data Centres Canada units?
At the core is the Hexacore Protean G3 architecture — a CUDA-compatible system delivering 3,452 TFLOPS per unit at just 61 W per processor.
Can existing AI workloads run on the 1018 platform?
Yes. The platform is fully CUDA-compatible, so existing ML, DL, and HPC workloads migrate without modification.
What energy sources can a 1018 Data Centres Canada site use?
Each deployment can operate on renewable, grid, or hybrid energy sources.
Typical configurations include co-location at solar or hydro sites, conversion of stranded natural-gas power, or grid-connected redundancy zones.
This flexibility enables lowest-cost, lowest-carbon compute operations.
What are the environmental benefits of energy-aligned deployment?
By converting wasted or curtailed energy into productive compute, 1018 Data Centres Canada reduces flaring, curtailment, and idle-generation losses.
Immersion cooling eliminates water waste and minimizes heat output, delivering up to 10× better energy efficiency compared to legacy GPU clusters.
How secure and reliable are 1018 Data Centres Canada facilities?
All systems are built to enterprise-security standards: encrypted network control, physical access monitoring, and redundant power/cooling paths.
Each unit maintains N+1 redundancy and continuous remote monitoring with automated alerts for performance and temperature thresholds.
What is the redeployment process?
Units are designed for relocation.
After power isolation and disconnection, racks can be transported and recommissioned in a new location within weeks — preserving ≈ 90 % of original CapEx while adapting to new market or energy conditions.
Who operates and maintains the sites?
1018 Data Centres Canada provides full operational support, including remote monitoring, predictive maintenance, and software updates.
Partners can opt for managed service contracts or operate under license using 1018 Data Centre Canada monitoring suite and training.
How can investors or partners participate?
Investment structures include direct ownership, revenue-share models, or joint-venture participation with energy developers.
For details, visit the Investment & Partnerships section or Contact Us →.