Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Deploying new land‑based data centers is increasingly constrained by limited power availability, scarce freshwater for cooling, lengthy permitting processes, and regulatory hurdles, making it difficult for enterprises and governments to expand compute capacity quickly.
Solution
Seaforge offers offshore data‑center vessels that relocate high‑density, liquid‑cooled compute resources to the sea. Each ship integrates its own power generation and seawater‑based heat rejection, eliminating dependence on local utility grids and freshwater supplies. The modular design enables rapid, location‑flexible deployment of scalable compute capacity while adhering to government‑grade security standards. By operating in maritime environments, the solution reduces environmental impact, shortens time‑to‑service, and enhances resilience against terrestrial infrastructure disruptions.
Target Audience
Primary customers include large enterprises, cloud service providers, and government agencies that require rapid, secure expansion of compute capacity in regions where terrestrial infrastructure is limited or constrained.
Features
- Fully self‑contained vessels with onboard power generation and seawater cooling loops for high‑density compute workloads
- Liquid‑cooled data halls optimized for efficient heat removal and reduced energy consumption
- Modular architecture allowing scalable expansion of compute resources and quick re‑positioning to different maritime sites
- Compliance with government‑grade security protocols for data protection and physical security at sea
- Integrated monitoring and control systems for remote operation, performance analytics, and predictive maintenance
- Designed to operate without reliance on local freshwater resources or extensive land‑based permitting