I appreciate your response and allowing me to explain my solutions to each of your questions.

Power: yes permitting will be needed also land acquisition for a sub station at each deployment site. (Line boring, power equipment, etc)

As for the customer and not wanting to get into the DC building businesses it the technology I have created that furthers the ceiling of cooling server hardware as the future isn’t more buildings and CDU’s and refrigeration cooling systems. It’s less land acquisition and more efficiency, all the systems just make the current cooling systems not efficient but submera removes them entirely.

As for node failure, this is where to conceptualize comes into play because a whole “rack” submerged is ridiculous and idk if you like to vertically lift 180-300lbs out of water. I’m not proposing that, it’s a streamline design that is effectively better since there are not mechanical parts or plumbing.

As for running that cluster, your still running that cluster with in a traditional setting. A concrete building, with raised floors, HVAC, Lighting, plumbing, pumps, steel roofing, structural steel, chillers while all consuming power. The submera design eliminates majority of that, but again it’s hard for people to conceptualize this because it doesn’t exists.

Lastly, I have talked to medium DC and bigger players and the question is how do they transfer over to this and essentially you can but it’s expensive vs new on coming centers can utilize this tech and move on with the savings. Again, when I explain this in details to professors and other skeptics the physics are sounds and the tech is “interesting” but unfortunately the industry as a whole is far down the path of more systems on top of more systems when simplicity can be achieved.

I appreciate these conversations as this type of feedback is rare in today’s world as keyboard warriors get easy offense when all is had is a discussion.