SV-1 is the Rhodium 45 modular AI compute container. One megawatt of dedicated, liquid-cooled GPU capacity — deployed behind the perimeter your regulator requires, site-ready to go-live in twelve weeks.
SV-1 is the atomic unit of the Rhodium 45 network. Every deployment — single-site or multi-country — composes from it.
SV-1 deploys onto a prepared pad inside the jurisdiction your regulator names. No cross-border egress by architectural default.
Operates on stranded gas, sovereign-allocated grid power, or in-fence industrial supply. Bypasses 4–7 year grid interconnect queues.
Dedicated capacity per customer. No shared inference plane, no multi-tenant control surface, no third-party data egress.
Audit, residency attestation and key-custody interfaces designed for the regulator to use directly — not the operator’s word for it.
Conventional sovereign data centers take 24–36 months and a grid interconnect queue. SV-1 ships as a factory-commissioned unit and lands on a prepared pad. The timeline below is the standard engagement — measured from a signed contract and a surveyed site.
Power, fiber, structural, jurisdictional review. Pad spec and tie-in plan finalised with your engineering team.
Foundation cast, fiber and power brought to the perimeter. Behind-the-meter source commissioned where applicable.
SV-1 arrives factory-commissioned. Crane-set, hard-tied, sealed. HSM key ceremony performed with customer custody.
Full thermal load test, network proving, residency attestation. First production inference traffic served on week 12.
Indicative timeline. Behind-the-meter power sites, contested jurisdictions, and customer-specific compliance regimes can extend or compress individual phases. We commit a binding schedule at contract signature.