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Given a project requirement, Intel Accelerator determines the modular architecture, the qualified supplier combination and the earliest realistic ready-for-service date.

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Project requirement

LocationAbilene, Texas, USA
Campus MW100 MW
IT load78 MW
Rack density132 kW/rack
GPU platformNext-gen accelerator, DLC
Target operationalQ4 2028
Redundancy2N power / N+1 cooling
Cooling architectureDLC 85% / air 15%

Demo scenario. Editable requirement intake arrives with the AI Planner in Phase 2.

Fastest credible infrastructure plan

Target RFS
Q4 2028
Standard procurement
Q2 2029
NEURA optimized
Q4 2028
Schedule saving
≈ 9 months
Power architecture

3 × 150 MVA main transformers → 10 × 10 MW prefabricated MV e-houses → 2N UPS at 1.5 MW module granularity → busway to data hall.

Cooling architecture

8 × 8 MW modular heat rejection plants → primary loop → 24 × 2.5 MW Coolant Distribution Units (N+1) → secondary loop → manifolds → cold plates.

Modularization strategy

10 MW electrical blocks and 5 MW cooling blocks. Parallel factory/site construction, repeatable commissioning, phased energization from block 1.

Plan confidenceMEDIUMAssumptions: utility energization Q3 2028, no site labour constraint, transformer slot reserved within 30 days. Generation lead time uses delivered history, not quoted.

Recommended supplier combination

ScopeSupplierLead timeBasis
TransformersNordpower Transformers132wCRITICALMonterrey slot, cancelled order
MV switchgearArcline Power Systems58wSEVERELY CONSTRAINEDHouston line, UL 1558
Modular powerArcline Power Systems30wCONSTRAINED10 MW e-house blocks
UPSVoltbank Energy Storage28wCONSTRAINEDTechnical validation required
GenerationHelion Rotating Power60wSEVERELY CONSTRAINEDDelivered history 71w — buffer applied
Heat rejectionCryomax Heat Rejection34wCONSTRAINEDCharlotte plant
CDUThermaflux Liquid Cooling20wNORMALAustin, 12 slots open
Racks & QDMultiple qualified14wNORMALNo material constraint

Combination is optimized for compliance, speed, reliability, landed cost and risk — not lowest unit price. Interoperability between the e-house and UPS selection requires engineering sign-off.

How to build faster

  • AAlternative transformer supplier (Monterrey slot)≈ 12 weeksModerate — requires technical validationMEDIUM
  • BModular power architecture (10 MW e-house blocks)≈ 22 weeksLow — supplier has US UL-certified lineHIGH
  • CReserved manufacturing slot (cancelled order)≈ 18 weeksModerate — slot expires in 30 daysHIGH
  • DPhased energization (20 MW first block)First capacity ≈ 9 months earlierLow — requires utility agreementMEDIUM
  • ESecondary-market transformer≈ 30 weeksHigh — condition and warranty unverifiedLOW

Procurement priority

  • Main power transformer 150 MVAORDER NOW
  • MV switchgear line-upORDER NOW
  • UPS module 1.5 MWHIGH
  • 3 MW standby generatorHIGH
  • Coolant Distribution Unit 2.5 MWHIGH
  • Modular heat rejection plant 8 MWHIGH

Unknowns & validation required

  • Utility energization date — SUPPLIER CONFIRMATION REQUIRED
  • UPS interoperability with selected e-house controls — DATA REQUIRED
  • Generator emissions permit path in Taylor County — DATA REQUIRED
  • Secondary-market transformer condition report — DATA REQUIRED
  • Site crane / heavy-lift window for 10 MW e-houses — DATA REQUIRED

Supplier risk on this plan

  • Nordpower Transformers
    NEURA SCORE 849LOW
    SOURCE Manufacturer quotation 2026-07-28LEVEL A · Verified directLAST VERIFIED 2026-07-28HIGH
  • Arcline Power Systems
    NEURA SCORE 8813LOW
    SOURCE NEURA procurement recordLEVEL A · Verified directLAST VERIFIED 2026-08-04VERY HIGH
  • Thermaflux Liquid Cooling
    NEURA SCORE 9112LOW
    SOURCE Supplier confirmationLEVEL A · Verified directLAST VERIFIED 2026-08-05VERY HIGH
  • Modulus Infrastructure
    NEURA SCORE 8617LOW
    SOURCE Supplier submitted profileLEVEL D · Market intelligenceLAST VERIFIED 2026-06-19MEDIUM
  • Helion Rotating Power
    NEURA SCORE 7626MODERATE
    SOURCE Industry contactLEVEL D · Market intelligenceLAST VERIFIED 2026-04-08LOW