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MicroLink

Data Centers that
recover heat and
support communities.

High density compute inside places that already buy the heat and hold the power.

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Almost every watt a chip draws leaves the silicon as heat.
Everyone else throws it away. We treat it as a second product.

A liquid cooled compute chip held in tweezers
How it works01

Three loops. One of them is always open.

Section drawing of a MicroLink deployment beside a greenhouse, showing the cooling loops and dry cooler reject path
Loop 1

Liquid cooling

Direct to chip liquid cooling at densities air cannot reach, returning water at 40 to 65°C (104 to 149°F), engineered for recovery.

Loop 2

Heat recovery

Recovered heat crosses one metered exchanger into the host's systems: process hot water, digesters, district heat, greenhouses.

Loop 3

The reject path

Dry coolers sized for the full load carry whatever the host does not take, hour by hour. Compute never waits on thermal demand.

The model

One facility.
Two beneficiaries.

For hosts

Your facility already does the hard part.

Interconnection, footprint, and year round thermal demand are already on your site.

  • Recovered heat displaces purchased gas
  • Share in the value the site creates
  • No capital outlay, no operating burden
For tenants

Capacity where the grid says no.

Compute inside markets where new utility load waits years, or never connects.

  • Below market power on a cost plus structure
  • Bring your own servers or take provisioned GPUs
  • Liquid cooled densities from day one
Portfolio02

453 MW. Creating value in generation, recovery, and community.

453 MW
portfolio capacity at Full Build
85%
of compute heat
recovered for hosts

View the portfolio

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Technology03

We prefer ERE.

1.10
PUE target
<1.0
ERE, host taking heat

PUE tells you what you wasted. ERE tells you what you saved. We report both, always.

Explore the technology

Digital twin overlay of a three loop liquid cooling plant room, showing PUE 1.05 and ERE 0.85, chip and facility loops in cyan and the dry cooler reject path in amber.
Community04

Infrastructure should always add to its community.

Every site carries a community program built on the heat it returns, co designed with the neighborhood.

Food · the greenhouse Make · the fermentation center Use · the laundry Gather · the public center Teach: Innovation Center

Review the community program

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Contact05

Have a facility? Need capacity? Talk to us.

Email MicroLink For hosts