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GIGA Data Centers LLC
Modular Data Centers
for Retail and Wholesale Colocation
Low-Cost, High-Efficiency, Rapidly Scalable
GIGA: Decades of Data Center Experience
• GIGA Data Centers was founded in 2017 to bring hyperscale data center performance to
the multi-tenant colocation market
• HQ: Atlanta, GA DC-1: Mooresville, NC (Charlotte Metro)
• Co-Founders: Jake Ring (EMR, GE), Daniel Robbins (MSFT), James Longacre (MSFT)
• 16 member Multi-disciplinary team of Employees and Partners
• Team has developed & deployed 28 Modular Data Centers totaling over 150MW
• Including for Microsoft, Apple, DoD, DoE, and NASA
• Ten international locations including Italy, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, France
• Site Development Supply Chain in place, $450M in Real Estate PE secured to fund multi-
location pipeline up to 15 data centers over next three years
SoCal Edison Lawrence Livermore Labs Redmond Ridge, WA
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GIGA: Modularized Tier III+ Data Centers
More Powerful More Efficient Faster
5kW up to 50kW Power Usage Effectiveness Deployment
(PUE) Months
2.00 1.9
GIGA 18
1.50
1.15 6
0 10 20
1.00
vs. GIGA Traditional
0.50
0.00 MW Scalable in 90 days
GIGA Traditional
Traditional Dell G5 Guaranteed
Deployed in Over 28 Data Centers Worldwide
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Existing Customer Deployment, WindChill™ in Building
Latest version is being deployed in GIGA Charlotte facility
80 Rack MDC assembled for Dept of Defense in 5 days
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Cold Isle + Hot Isle Containment for Greater Efficiency
Cold Aisle Hot Aisle
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GIGA Modular Data Center Example (Morgantown, WV)
Dept of Energy, National Energy
Technology Lab
▪ High efficiency goals— Power
Use Effectiveness (PUE) of
1.25
▪ Achieved avg. annual PUE of
1.06
▪ Example to right shows a PUE
of 1.038 while the outside air
temperature is 96.9 °F
PUE: A ratio of Power consumed by the data center over Power
consumed by Customer IT equipment. A ratio of 2.0 is typical for
raised-floor data centers. A lower ratio indicates higher efficiency.
GOOGLE vs. GIGA Sources: Google PUE: https://www.google.com/about/datacenters/efficiency/internal/, and Best
Practices: https://www.google.com/about/datacenters/efficiency/external/index.html#best-practices
Google GIGA
• Hot/Cold Aisle Containment, • Hot/Cold Aisle Containment, can
sometimes just cold aisle also be either hot or cold aisle
containment (see below) containment
• Cold aisle >80°F (>26.7°C) • Cold aisle 78°- 86°F (>26.7°C)
• Use free cooling, air-side • Use free cooling, air-side
economizers with adiabatic economizers with adiabatic
cooling cooling, proprietary controller
• High-efficiency UPS • High-efficiency UPS
• Fewer power transformation • Fewer power transformation
steps steps
• PUE = 1.12, as low as 1.06 • PUE = 1.15, as low as 1.06
DoE-NETL Data Center,
Google Data Center,
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Mayes County, Oklahoma
Charlotte Site: Can support up to 60MW data center
165k SF
4MW
Onsite
substation
100MW Transmission Feed
8 Fiber Carriers at
curb
Former DEI
Motorsports facility
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CHARLOTTE DATA CENTER
GENERAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Renovation Initiated 2018 Telco Duct Banks Two diverse conduit entrances
Campus 21.25 acres Carrier Neutral Multiple carrier providers
Total Building SF 165,800 sq. ft. Carriers CenturyLink/Level(3), Sprint,
Windstream, Comcast, Telia,
Total Data Hall SF 120,000 sq.ft. / 60MW Zayo, AT&T, Cogent, and Others
Building Construction Concrete slab-on-grade and Meet-Me Rooms Two diverse MMRs
structured steel
Exchange Access ATL & CLT Internet Exchanges
Structure Rating Data Hall FM-120; Office FM-90
Risk Category IV building Public Cloud AWS and Azure direct connects
Loading Dock 3 Dock Bays, 7 Drive-in Bays POWER
Office Space Dedicated: Available for rent Utility Power Duke Energy Heavy Power
Shared: Conference rooms and Distribution Substation on
drop-in office space premises
Storage Space Available for rent Available Power Initial Build: 4 MW
Full Build: 60 MW
Access 24 x 7 x 365
UPS 2N or N+1 supported,
PUE Guaranteed 1.15 at all utilization Concurrently maintainable
rates
Generators 2N Power Block redundancy
Design Tier III Facility1
Distribution Redundant A+B distribution
Reliability SLA 100% Uptime SLA systems to each Cabinet/POD
Power Metering Revenue-grade, real-time
metering available to rack/POD
Copyright ©2018 GIGA Data Centers LLC (800) 301-7436 | www.gigadatacenters.com All right reserved.
CHARLOTTE DATA CENTER
CLT-1 Data Center
Located just north of downtown Charlotte in Mooresville, NC, our newest data center benefits from its
unique location. Our facility has a Heavy Power Distribution Substation located on premises, and is directly
connected to the two Duke Energy power generation plants south of Lake Norman, ensuring high capacity
access to North Carolina’s highest availability network and plentiful green and renewable hydro energy.
A carrier-neutral facility, access to several major long-haul fiber carriers and their MPLS networks is
delivered through diverse route entry into dual Meet-Me rooms.
GIGA Data Centers has converted this former Dale Earnhardt Motorsports building into a data center fully
compliant to Tier III1 standards.
WindChill™ Modular Enclosure Provides Best Efficiency
• High efficiency with PUE of 1.15 guaranteed, attained
through our proprietary adiabatic cooling with hot &
cold aisle containment
• Each rack cabinet bay is customizable to support
power & cooling from 5kW to 50kW per 52U Rack
• Dual-path (A+B) Redundant Power Distribution for
Concurrent Maintenance
• Dual Redundant Environmental Controls
Interior Rack System can support the
• 2N High Efficiency UPS & Power Systems most complex configuration
• 2N Backup Power Generator Sets
• 2N, 2N+1, and N+1 configuration support is available
Security and Access Control
• 24x7x365 Security Guard monitoring of all premises
• Multiple Layers of Physical Security
1. Security fencing surrounds site and all entrance gates
2. Three-factor authentication with biometrics required to access Data Hall as well as each
Enclosure. Every customer has a private suite experience as standard.
3. Security badge, combination lock or keyed locks to access individual rack cabinets
• Security cameras positioned outside and throughout interior of site provide complete
monitoring of all doorways, entrance and egress points
• Lightning protection & perimeter grounding system installed
• VESDA Fire Detection system with Dual Interlock pre-action sprinkler system
Standards Compliance
• SSAE16 and SOC 2 Type II compliance certification, including HIPAA and PCI DSS 3.1
1. “Tier III” and the Tier Classification System are copyrights owned by the Uptime Institute, LLC
Copyright ©2018 GIGA Data Centers LLC (800) 301-7436 | www.gigadatacenters.com All right reserved.Charlotte Data Center: Std Tilt-up Concrete building
Each enclosure has 2 x 10 Racks
Mezzanine supports UPS &
batteries, switchboard panels for
reduced copper runs
165 Sqft Facility can support 3,000 Rack
Cabinets, power can be 5kW to 50kW
Available Power: 100MW @ 4.6¢/kWhr
Rack power density can vary across
same row of IT cabinets and still
maintain guaranteed PUE of 1.15!
Page 9Hyperconverged Loading: Standard Data Center vs. GIGA
Schneider Electric says you can only put three HCI Appliances in a rack, using 6RU out of a 52RU rack.
In a GIGA rack, you’ll run out of space before you run out of power!
Standard: 8kW GIGA: 42kW
Each NX-3000
needs on avg.
1.4kW per “block”
(1.7kW max)
Standard Example: GIGA Example:
3 “blocks” 24 “blocks”
Page 10 https://www.schneider-electric.com/b2b/en/solutions/system/s4/data-center-and-network-systems-nutanix-solution/How to support 9,600 VDI Instances
Standard Data Center (using the Schneider configuration)
• Maximum 3x NX-3000 “blocks” per rack (52RU)
• 3 x 400 = 1,200 Virtual Desktops can be supported per rack
• 8 Rack Cabinets at max. 8kW each = 64kW, @ $150/kW = $9,600 per Month
• Not Included: Additional charges for space, power whips, setup for 8 racks
• Max Power Usage @ PUE of 1.7 = 64kW + 44.8kW (PUE charge) = 108.8kW
• Total Monthly Expense: 108.8kW @$150/kW = $16,320
GIGA Data Centers
• Support 24x NX-3000 per rack (52RU), or 9,600 Virtual Desktops per rack
• One rack at max. 42kW, @ $150/kW = $6,300 per Month (No extra charges)
• Max Power Usage @ PUE of 1.15 = 42kW + 6.3kW (PUE charge) = 48.3kW
61.4% Less Cost based on same $/kW Price,
and
Page 11 56% Less Power due to lower PUEFlex Power to Support Future IT Loads
GIGA Rack Density
10kW 24kW 40kW 24kW Why pay more?
Competition Rack Density
6kW 4kW 8kW 8kW 8kW 8kW 8kW 8kW 8kW 8kW 8kW 8kW 8kW
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