INFRASTRUCTURE FOR WHAT'S NEXT.
TRUSS acquires and transforms existing mission-critical infrastructure into high-density data center capacity.
A faster path to power, cooling and capacity for the next generation of compute.
AI DEMAND IS MOVING FASTER THAN DATA CENTER SUPPLY.
Compute demand moves in months; traditional development takes years. We look for existing assets where power, cooling, connectivity and physical infrastructure can be re-engineered instead of recreated.
DON'T REBUILD WHAT ALREADY EXISTS.
- 01 IDENTIFY — Find overlooked infrastructure with the physical and electrical characteristics required for modern data center conversion.
- 02 REENGINEER — Upgrade power distribution, cooling, security and data halls for high-density compute.
- 03 OPERATE — Provide resilient wholesale infrastructure for AI, HPC and other mission-critical workloads.
THE BUILDING IS ONLY THE BEGINNING.
The value is in the infrastructure surrounding it.
- POWER — Material utility capacity with a credible expansion path.
- COOLING — Existing central plant infrastructure or a viable path to high-density cooling.
- BUILDING — Robust physical structure suitable for mission-critical conversion.
- CONNECTIVITY — Access to diverse fiber and major network routes.
- LOCATION — Strategic metropolitan markets with strong demand fundamentals.
- EXPANSION — Sites with opportunities to add plant, capacity or additional infrastructure.
BUILT AROUND THE LOAD.
TRUSS facilities are designed around the requirements of high-density compute, ensuring resilience and efficiency at scale.
- High-density electrical distribution
- Liquid-cooling capability
- Redundant generation
- Resilient chilled water
- Carrier-neutral connectivity
- Secure wholesale environments
MORE INFRASTRUCTURE. LESS REBUILDING.
Targeting facilities where meaningful infrastructure already exists reduces development complexity, capital intensity, and time to market. TRUSS conversion starts from existing infrastructure and targeted redevelopment — modernized electrical systems, modernized cooling and high-density data halls — instead of ground-up development.
THE STRATEGY, IN PRACTICE.
TRUSS DAL01 — North Texas: Operational. 14.0 MW inbound utility capacity, 10.28 MW generator protected, 3,150 tons installed chiller plant, 52,700 sq ft available for wholesale.
THE OPPORTUNITY IS BETWEEN THE OLD INFRASTRUCTURE AND THE NEW LOAD.
Existing asset + engineering + capital = data center capacity.