GPU infrastructure has changed the data center calculus. The question is no longer how efficiently a room can cool an average rack. It is how reliably each high-value rack can be protected, cooled, monitored, and deployed across multiple sites without redesigning the facility every time.
This white paper outlines five principles for building GPU infrastructure that is repeatable, resilient, and ready for whatever the next GPU generation demands.
Inside the paper:
- Why the control boundary needs to move from the room to the rack
- How individualized rack containment outperforms hot aisle containment at high density
- The case for localized fire suppression as a first-response layer alongside building systems
- How a hybrid thermal platform preserves DLC flexibility and air-side resilience
- A deterministic deployment model that eliminates site-by-site infrastructure reinvention
