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AI-driven infrastructure design

Hyperscale data centers, designed in minutes.

Plan AI/GPU clusters, multi-region cloud, hybrid, edge, and HPC architectures. Generate implementation-ready HLDs, LLDs, network topologies, runbooks, and infra-as-code from a single brief.

No setup. Free credits to start.

One platform. Every layer of your stack.

Architects, SREs, and infra leads use Datacenter Architect to go from white-board to vendor-ready designs in a fraction of the time.

AI Architect Copilot

Stream implementation-ready HLDs, LLDs, network topologies, Terraform & K8s manifests from a single brief.

GPU Sizer

Right-size GPU clusters for training & inference. Power, cooling, and rack-density calculations included.

Site Selection

Compare regions on PUE, water, carbon, latency, and capex — backed by real industry datasets.

Blast Radius Analysis

Simulate failures across racks, rows, AZs, and regions. Find SPOFs before production does.

Low-Level Design Export

Generate vendor-ready cable schedules, BoMs, and device configs. Export to PDF, Excel, JSON.

Scenario Compare

Save and diff design alternatives side-by-side. Tag, comment, and share with stakeholders.

Isometric diagram of GPU server racks, cooling units, and network topology
Built for modern infrastructure

From rack-level topology to multi-region fabric.

Model GPU clusters, leaf-spine networks, cooling loops, and power distribution as a single living blueprint. Every line, port, and PDU is traceable — from the brief to the BoM.

  • Spine-leaf, fat-tree & dragonfly topologies
  • Liquid & immersion cooling models
  • N+1 / 2N power redundancy planning
  • PUE, WUE & carbon-aware siting
Design archetypes

Every kind of data center design.

From a single on-prem hall to a 100,000-GPU AI superpod — explore the architecture patterns we generate, compare, and ship.

On-premises, single-site

Traditional

Owned hardware in a private facility. Predictable performance and full control over every layer — from PDUs to hypervisors.

  • Tier III/IV redundancy (N+1, 2N power)
  • In-row CRAC cooling, hot/cold aisle
  • Dedicated MPLS / dark fiber uplinks
PUE
1.6 – 1.9
Latency
< 1 ms LAN
Capex
High
AI / GPU data centers

Two workloads. Two very different blueprints.

Training and inference share GPUs but almost nothing else. Toggle between the two to see how fabric, cooling, and runtime stacks diverge.

Build

Training cluster

Massive synchronous compute for foundation-model training

1,024–16,384
GPUs / pod
120–140 kW
Rack power
Non-blocking
Fabric
Long-running
Job profile
  • Scale-up domain: 72-GPU NVL

    GB200 NVL72 racks form a single coherent NVLink domain — ideal for tensor & pipeline parallelism on >70B param models.

  • 400/800G non-blocking fabric

    Rail-optimized fat-tree InfiniBand or RoCEv2 spine-leaf with full bisection bandwidth across thousands of GPUs.

  • Direct-to-chip liquid cooling

    1.0–1.2 MW per rack at 1200W TDP/GPU. Rear-door heat exchangers and CDUs target sub-1.15 PUE.

  • Parallel storage tier

    Lustre / WekaFS / VAST delivering >1 TB/s aggregate to feed checkpoints, datasets, and resumable jobs.

Reference stack
L5ComputeGB200 NVL72 · B200 SXM · H200 SXM
L4Scale-up5th-gen NVLink · NVSwitch · 1.8 TB/s
L3Scale-outQuantum-2 IB / Spectrum-X 800G
L2StorageParallel FS · NVMe-oF · object tier
L1Power & cool2N power · DLC + RDHx · PUE ≤ 1.15

How it works

Three steps from idea to deployable design.

1

Describe your workload

Use case, scale, region, latency targets — natural language.

2

Stream a full design

AI produces HLD, LLD, topology, configs, runbooks.

3

Iterate & export

Refine via chat, compare scenarios, export to your stack.

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