IT Pod40HQ
40-foot high-cube ISO container housing 8 high-density server cabinets, integrated CDU, and built-in CRAC for dual-mode cooling.
- 1080 kW IT load
- 2N CDU redundancy
- Built-in CRAC
- DCIM included
CoolBase-1080A/W is a pre-engineered, outdoor modular AI data center in a standard 40HQ form factor. Air-cooled (A) or hydro-cooled (W) on the same platform — deploy with either mode, migrate between them without re-architecting. 1 MW of IT load per block.
CoolBase-1080A/W consolidates power, cooling, IT, fire protection, and DCIM operations into a pre-engineered 40HQ cluster. It's built to be placed on any flat outdoor site, connected to the medium-voltage grid, and brought online in weeks — not the 18 to 24 months a conventional build takes.
The "A" and "W" in the model name are not two products. They describe two cooling strategies that ship on the same hardware platform, so you can choose air, hydro, or a mix — and migrate later without re-architecting the pod.

CoolBase-1080A/W supports both air-cooled and hydro-cooled configurations on a shared platform — deploy with either mode from day one, or migrate as compute density increases. The cooling distribution unit (CDU) and rack manifolds deliver liquid to cold plates for hydro mode, with built-in CRAC providing air cooling capability.
Built-in CRAC units maintain constant ambient inside the pod. Air cooling is ideal for moderate-density GPU deployments, retrofit projects, and sites where liquid infrastructure is not yet ready.
Compatible servers:Air-cooled configurations — supports B200 / B300 series and other air-cooled server platforms.
Integrated CDU with primary/secondary dual-loop architecture. Direct-to-chip cold plates deliver high-capacity thermal management for current and next-generation accelerator platforms.
Compatible servers:Hydro-cooled configurations — supports GB200 / GB300 and other liquid cold-plate server platforms.Note: Cold-plate liquid cooling only. Immersion cooling is not within this product's scope.
Key infrastructure advantages.
Each key subsystem — CDU, power distribution, UPS, generator, and cooling system — adopts 2N redundancy. Select modules include N+1 internal redundancy, delivering system availability above 99.99%.
Supports medium-voltage high-voltage input for direct grid connection, simplifying the power supply chain for high-density computing loads.
Site prep and module manufacturing run in parallel, not in sequence. Modules arrive pre-tested and ready to connect. Compress your time-to-power by half.
40HQ standard container, weather-sealed, dust-resistant, and ambient-rated for hot climates and remote locations. No traditional data center building required.
IT pod features flexible thermal management compatibility, supporting air-cooled, hydro-cooled, and hybrid configurations.
One pane of glass for power, thermal, security, and SLA. Intelligent alerting, automated reports, and remote O&M reduce on-site staffing by an order of magnitude.
Every CoolBase-1080A/W ships as a complete kit. The IT pod, cooling plant, power train, and operations cabin are pre-built, pre-tested, and pre-commissioned at our facility before they ever touch your site.

40-foot high-cube ISO container housing 8 high-density server cabinets, integrated CDU, and built-in CRAC for dual-mode cooling.
Two 1080 kW cooling plants running in 2N configuration. Each station includes dry coolers, pumps, and a primary-side heat-rejection loop.
Solid-state-transformer or medium-voltage module accepts high-voltage grid input directly, eliminating the need for a separate substation build.
Battery-backed UPS modules ride through the gap between utility interruption and generator response, keeping the IT load on clean power.
Two diesel generator modules with automatic transfer switch, sized for 24-hour full-load operation including belly tank and acoustic enclosure.
A dedicated standalone test bay for periodic on-load generator testing, enabling performance validation without disrupting IT operations.
Built-in circuit protection receives upstream power to supply IT pods, CDUs, cooling stations and auxiliary equipment for continuous and stable computing operation.
On-site operations center running CoolSpace's DCIM platform. Real-time visibility into power, thermal, security, and SLA across the entire cluster.
Site work and module manufacturing run in parallel. You don't wait for one to finish before the other starts. The result: a complete, tested AIDC infrastructure block online in 9 months, vs. 18+ for a traditional build.
Our engineering team plans your site around your compute, cooling, and density profile. Soil, grid, fiber, and access are all validated up front.
Utility interconnection, ground prep, and access run in parallel with module manufacturing and factory acceptance testing at our facility.
Pre-tested modules are delivered, set in position, and connected. The IT pod, cooling plant, power train, and O&M cabin are commissioned together.
Power flows, cooling connects, and the site is rack-ready. From grid connection to first AI workload in days, not quarters.
CoolBase-1080A/W is the building block. Each unit is one megawatt of IT load, fully self-contained, and designed to cluster. Place three blocks for 3 MW. Six for 6 MW. Scale linearly to the size of your AI factory — without redesigning anything.


The 40HQ pod fits eight 52U server cabinets, each rated for 135 kW of IT load. That's enough headroom for NVIDIA GB300 NVL72-class hardware, with N+1 redundancy on the cooling distribution unit overhead.
Each cabinet feeds into a shared CDU with 2N internal pumps, so a single pump or manifold failure never reaches the rack. The result is a pod that runs at full load, 24/7, in continuous AI training duty cycles — and keeps running through fault events.

The hydro-cooled configuration uses a primary-secondary dual-loop architecture. The primary loop carries heat to the outdoor cooling station, where dry coolers and pumps reject it to ambient. The secondary loop stays inside the IT pod, isolated from the outside environment, with the CDU acting as the heat exchange hub between the two.
Blue cold supply enters the rack manifolds at controlled temperature and flow. The liquid absorbs chip heat and returns warm to the CDU, where it transfers that energy to the primary loop and is sent back cold. The system is leak-monitored, flow-balanced, and temperature-stable even under full load transients.
Outdoor cooling station · heat rejection to ambient · wide temperature range.
Inside the IT pod · CDU-mediated · closed and monitored · feeds rack cold plates.
Pre-engineered, pre-tested, and pre-documented. Detailed mechanical, electrical, and thermal drawings available under NDA.
Whether you're planning a new AI factory, upgrading an existing facility, or scaling a multi-megawatt deployment — share your compute, density, and grid profile. Our engineers will return a CoolBase-1080A/W configuration, footprint, and timeline in days.
