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We build and operate underwater data centers.
We build underwater data centers to cut power usage by up to 30%, operating GPUs cheaper and more sustainably. Our 1 MW capsule is being tested underwater in the SF Bay
NetworkOcean builds and operates ocean-based data center infrastructure, including floating barges and underwater capsules, offering seawater cooling and GPU-hosting with claims of lower power usage and no water consumption. They provide build, operate, and colocation options and emphasize rapid deployment and high-density GPU racks.
NetworkOcean builds floating data center barges and underwater data center capsules that use seawater cooling to reduce power usage and eliminate water consumption. They offer scalable deployments (up to 200MW+), equipment-agnostic hosting (including high-density GPU racks), and services for new builds, colocation, or reserving compute capacity. The ecosystem includes floating data centers, underwater capsules, and liquid-cooled space for GPU-heavy workloads, with deployment times advertised as 4 months.
Who it’s for: Organizations needing high-density GPU compute with energy efficiency and water-conserving cooling, including enterprises exploring offshore or ocean-based data center footprints and rapid deployment.
Hiring mentioned
CEO, Co-founder of NetworkOcean - building underwater data centers.
Co-founder and CTO building underwater data centers @ NetworkOcean. Background in Physics and CS, with a focus on ML and renewable energy.
We build underwater data centers to cut power usage by up to 30%
NetworkOcean announces underwater data centers that reduce water use and cut power consumption by up to 30%, aiming to lower capital and operating costs for AI infrastructure. They unveil 2,048 H100 GPUs available for reservation and a 0.5 MW underwater capsule prototype in SF Bay testing.
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The world's cheapest GPU cloud
Liquid cooling solutions inspired by nuclear reactor cooling
