Rendering of the planned ARC-01 data center

ARC-01

Our first compute asset at BASTION MX-1.

ARC-01, our first compute asset at BASTION MX-1, is designed to deliver high-density AI infrastructure with dedicated power, advanced cooling, and modular expansion from an initial 25 MW to 200 MW of IT capacity.

Reference Design

ENGINEERED FOR PERFORMANCE.

  • ~370 × 110 MBuilding footprint, ~40,700 m²
  • ~26.04 MWGross electrical load per 25 MW IT zone
  • A/B + UPSDual-path power architecture
  • 8 × 25 MWCompute zones, 200 MW IT
  • DIRECT-TO-CHIPLiquid cooling, dry coolers, backup chillers
  • REDUNDANT FIBERHigh-capacity, diverse paths targeted
  • 25 MW ITPhase 1, N-1 redundancy
  1. 01FOOTPRINT
  2. 02POWER
  3. 03DISTRIBUTION
  4. 04COMPUTE
  5. 05COOLING
  6. 06FIBER
  7. 07PHASE 1

WHAT MAKES ARC-01 WORK

  • 01 — FASTER DEPLOYMENT

    Power, equipment, and construction aligned to accelerate delivery.

  • 02 — LOWER COSTS

    Shared infrastructure and regional sourcing to reduce development costs.

  • 03 — NEXT-GEN AI

    High-density power and liquid cooling designed for NVIDIA Vera Rubin–class systems.

  • 04 — SIMPLER OPERATIONS

    We manage the infrastructure. You focus on compute.

  • 05 — BUILT TO SCALE

    Start at 25 MW IT. Expand toward 200 MW.

  • 06 — PREDICTABLE SERVICES

    Long-term leases, metered energy, and managed facilities.

WHAT MAKES
ARC-01 WORK.

  1. 01 — POWERED SHELL

    Purpose-built data halls with dedicated power generation and electrical distribution.

  2. 02 — ADVANCED COOLING

    Direct-to-chip liquid cooling, dry coolers, and backup chilling systems.

  3. 03 — FIBER CONNECTIVITY

    Facility infrastructure designed for high-capacity network connections.

  4. 04 — MODULAR CAPACITY

    200 MW IT reference design divided into eight 25 MW operating zones.

  • 200 MWIT CAPACITY
  • 8 × 25 MWCOMPUTE ZONES
  • 25 MWFIRST PHASE
  • ~40,700 m²BUILDING FOOTPRINT

DEPLOYED AT

Planned BASTION MX-1 campus, where ARC-01 is in development

HOSTING ARC-01

El Paso–Ciudad Juárez Borderplex

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