Drew Baglino
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 6 Aug
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That's how we're countering some of these concerns about reliability is architecturally designing it for higher uptime.
And then we're also offering a long-term service agreement with a guaranteed availability to data center operators.
Yeah.
Yeah.
We can fit up to three of them on a flatbed.
Um,
Yeah, because just if you look at the footprint density, you know, it's smaller than a typical e-house by a lot.
You know, everything I described, you know, can fit on in the footprint of 16 foot.
The, they, you can get it either way.
You can get it with what we call this super BBU or super battery backup unit, um, which is, uh, you know, only like a couple hundred kilowatt hours, but a really high C rate, um, battery that, that absorbs all of the GPU ripple and acts as a UPS.
Um, so without the, without the UPS functionality, you can fit three on a flatbed with the UPS functionality you can fit two.
I mean, I think one big concern, and I don't want to diminish it, is like, hey, is 800 volts DC safe, right?
And I think that's something that, you know, people are, of course, right to ask, and they should ask.
And I think the answer is,
DC systems absolutely can be if they're engineered, designed, and third-party verified to be safe.
Of course, they can be.
And I think the best example of that is actually electric vehicle fast charging.
Millions of electric vehicles are charged a week, actually a day now, at 400 to 800 volts DC using a touch-safe interlocked connector.
And that model is the model that, you know, Wade's video that he referred you to, they talk about it a lot in that video.
That's the model they're applying to this 800 volts distribution.
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