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DATA CENTER COOLING & POWER
WHAT GETS DEPLOYED
Solar heat and recovered server waste heat are stored, then drive a turbine that powers cooling directly — no water consumed, no grid draw for cooling.
Sunlight in. Cooling out. One integrated level
Collection → thermal storage → the Soltair Power Module (turbine drive, controls, waterless condenser) → continuous data-center cooling.
Turbine, condenser & controls in one compact unit
FIRST-SITE SELECTION OPEN
Host the first megawatt
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One host slot for 2026 — early access before the platform is widely available
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Co-development and shared performance data from a live installation
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Custom terms — cooling-as-a-service or capital purchase
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A visible water-stewardship and sustainability story for your facility
FOR INVESTORS
Fund the first operating 1MW
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Milestone-gated raise — capital tied to deployment, not open-ended R&D
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Granted core patent plus an active NASA Glenn materials program
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ITC- and domestic-content-eligible, U.S.-manufactured platform
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A scalable, modular unit with a large addressable cooling market
THE ROUND
The first round funds the first operating 1Megawatt
$5M
DATA CENTER COOLING PLATFORM
FIRST DEPLOYMENT TARGET
TARGET FOR THIS ROUND
Q3 2027
1MW
US
HIGH SOLAR-RESOURCE DEPLOYMENT REGION
Build & commission
Soltair Ultra Materials
Working Capital
Install and commission the first 1MW production unit
Advance the high-temperature panel and NASA Glenn thermal-materials work
Team, supply chain, and the path to the second site
WHY IT'S DE-RISKED
Proven physics, protected, and milestone-gated
GRANTED IP
NASA Glenn collaboration
THERMAL STORAGE
U.S. patent 9,772,127 B2 covers the core turbine-driven cooling architecture, with further filings in progress.
An active statement of work on next-generation thermal materials, drawing on the team's aerospace turbomachinery background.
Thermocline thermal storage is built from common materials — no lithium, no degradation curve, no battery-replacement cycle in year ten
Also working with: energy and climate innovation grant programs, and university & national-lab collaborations
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