DCX builds hyper‑dense, lights‑out data center campuses and modular colocation suites that provide up to 12 MW of dedicated power, advanced cooling, and high‑capacity networking for AI, high‑performance computing and mission‑critical workloads. The company also operates AI‑enabled satellite ground stations for LEO and GEO constellations, delivering integrated edge compute and secure, isolated infrastructure. Through fully managed services and projects like nuclear‑powered ARCO, DCX enables enterprises and research organizations to run demanding workloads without the complexity of traditional data‑center operations.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Enterprises and research organizations that require high-performance computing, AI/ML workloads, and satellite communications face challenges securing reliable, scalable, and energy-efficient infrastructure. Traditional data centers often involve complex management, shared resources that introduce risk, limited power density, and dependence on conventional grid electricity, which can constrain performance and sustainability.
Solution
DCX provides purpose-built, hyper‑dense data center campuses and modular cloud‑colocation suites that deliver dedicated, lights‑out infrastructure optimized for AI, HPC, and mission‑critical applications. The facilities offer up to 12 MW of power per site, advanced cooling, and high‑capacity network connectivity, while eliminating interdependent risks through fully isolated critical systems. DCX also operates AI‑enabled satellite ground stations for LEO and GEO constellations, integrating edge compute and AI colocation to accelerate space‑based communications. Through a managed services model, DCX handles all operational tasks, allowing customers to focus on their workloads without the overhead of data‑center management. Additionally, the company collaborates on Project ARCO to demonstrate nuclear‑powered, AI‑native data centers that provide deterministic, always‑on compute with minimal reliance on the traditional grid.
Target Audience
Primary customers are enterprises, research institutions, and satellite operators that need high‑performance, low‑latency compute and secure, dedicated infrastructure for AI, HPC, and space communications.
Features
- Hyper‑dense campus in Goodyear, AZ with up to 12 MW power across six acres and robust, low‑cost electricity
- Modular, self‑contained colocation suites delivering dedicated power, cooling, and network with no shared components
- Lights‑out, fully managed operations covering compute, storage, and networking to remove on‑site staffing requirements
- Custom SLA and support options tailored for HPC, AI/ML, and mission‑critical workloads
- Integrated AI‑enabled satellite ground station services for both LEO and GEO communications
- Advanced power and cooling designs that prioritize sustainability and eliminate inter‑suite risk
- Participation in Project ARCO, exploring nuclear‑powered, AI‑native data center architectures for deterministic compute