Our design range covers 20 kW to 150 kW per rack. We support cold-plate direct-to-chip (D2C) liquid cooling as well as hybrid air-liquid cooling solutions, with the specific approach selected based on the client's workload type (traditional IT / GPU / AI training clusters).

Traditional construction typically takes 18–24 months. By leveraging modular prefabrication and Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT), we can compress on-site construction timelines to 6–12 months, depending on project scale and regulatory approval progress.

In a modular data center, core components (power, cooling, racks, monitoring) are pre-assembled and integrated-tested in the factory. On-site work is limited to assembly and connection, resulting in better quality control and faster delivery. In traditional builds, all work is performed on-site, subject to weather and labor variability, leading to longer timelines and greater quality fluctuation.

We assist clients in preparing all technical documentation required for the IMDA/EDB DC-CFA (Data Center Call for Application), including PUE/WUE commitment calculations, cooling architecture energy efficiency justifications, and renewable energy procurement plans.

BCA Green Mark data center certification has three tiers: Gold, Platinum, and Super Low Energy. From the design phase onward, we use the target certification tier as a constraint to reverse-engineer energy efficiency metrics, prepare technical documentation, and compile compliance files — ensuring the design meets certification review requirements.