NEXTROBOTDATA CENTER EPC
Procurement, logistics & support

We source it, land it and switch it on

GPUs, servers, racks, cooling, power and network — sourced at a price you can verify, cleared through customs, integrated, installed and supported afterwards. One contract, one party accountable.

What we supply

Everything that goes inside the building

From a single accelerator board to a fully integrated rack row. One supplier for the whole bill of materials means one party accountable when a line item slips.

Accelerated compute

01
  • Datacenter GPUs and accelerator boards
  • GPU servers and NVL-class systems
  • CPU compute and memory-dense nodes
  • Head nodes, management and jump hosts

Racks & enclosures

02
  • 42U–58U racks rated to 1,800 kg
  • Cold and hot aisle containment
  • Seismic bases, rails, blanking, brush strips
  • Cable management and overhead trays

Cooling

03
  • CDUs, manifolds, quick disconnects
  • Cold plates and rear-door heat exchangers
  • Chillers, dry coolers, pumps, CRAH
  • Coolant, filtration and leak detection

Power

04
  • Transformers and MV switchgear
  • Modular UPS, Li-ion and VRLA batteries
  • Busway, rack PDUs, ATS and STS
  • Diesel generators and fuel systems

Network & storage

05
  • InfiniBand and Ethernet fabric switches
  • Optics, DACs, AOCs and trunk cabling
  • Patch panels, cassettes, cross-connect
  • Parallel filesystems and flash arrays

Components & spares

06
  • CPUs, memory, NVMe, HBAs and NICs
  • PSUs, fans, backplanes and risers
  • Consumables, tooling and labelling
  • Critical spares held to an agreed list
Three that decide the project

GPUs, racks, cooling

Most of the risk in an AI build sits in three line items. Each one is handled as an engineering problem first and a purchase second.

GPUs & accelerators
01Supply focus

GPUs & accelerators

Allocation is the hard part, not the purchase order. We work the supply channel early, hold your place in the queue and phase deliveries so cards arrive when the hall can actually power and cool them.

Rack power
40–150 kW
Per node
4–8 GPU
Fabric
400–800 Gb/s
Burn-in
72 h
Allocation and lead time
We confirm real availability before you commit, and re-confirm at every milestone.
Configuration
Board, node, interconnect and power envelope specified as one system, not as separate line items.
Burn-in and acceptance
Every node stress-tested before handover; DOA units replaced from the buffer stock, not re-ordered.
Warranty position
Manufacturer warranty preserved, with the paperwork trail to prove provenance.
Servers & racks
02Supply focus

Servers & racks

Racks arrive built, labelled and tested, not as a pallet of parts. We integrate at the staging facility so that site work is placement and connection, not assembly.

Rack height
42U–58U
Static load
1,800 kg
Integration
Off-site
Testing
100%
Rack-and-roll integration
Servers mounted, cabled, labelled and tested in the rack before it ships.
Weight and access
We check floor loading, door widths and lift routes before the rack is specified.
Power topology
A/B feeds, PDU metering and busway tap-offs matched to the electrical design.
Documentation
Asset register, port map and rack elevations handed over with the hardware.
Cooling equipment
03Supply focus

Cooling equipment

A liquid loop is a system, not a shopping list. Cold plates, manifolds, CDUs, coolant chemistry and heat rejection have to be selected together or the density target quietly disappears.

Density
to 150 kW
Heat to liquid
70–98%
Loop
DLC / immersion
PUE
1.06–1.20
Loop design first
Flow, pressure drop and approach temperature calculated before anything is quoted.
Compatibility
Wetted materials, fittings and coolant chemistry checked across every vendor in the loop.
Commissioning kit
Flushing, filtration, fill and leak-test equipment supplied with the plant.
Service model
Consumables, filters and coolant top-up planned as an operating cost from day one.
Turnkey delivery

From the quote to the running rack

Ten steps under one contract. You approve the specification and the price; everything between that and a powered rack is ours to carry.

01

Specification

We turn the workload into a bill of materials that actually fits the building.

02

Sourcing & price

Multiple channels quoted in parallel; you see the comparison, not just our number.

03

Contract & terms

Payment schedule, penalties and title transfer written to protect the programme.

04

Factory acceptance

Witnessed testing on critical plant before anything leaves the factory.

05

Freight

Air, sea, rail or heavy haul, insured, with temperature and shock monitoring where it matters.

06

Customs clearance

Classification, permits, duties and paperwork handled as part of the delivery, not left to you.

07

Storage & staging

Climate-controlled storage, integration and phased release to the site sequence.

08

Installation

Positioning, mounting, cabling and connection by the same team that engineered it.

09

Commissioning

Powered, tested and proven under load before it is signed over.

10

Support

Spares, RMA, firmware and a named engineer for the life of the contract.

Why the price works out

Real price discovery

Several channels quoted against the same specification, so the comparison is honest.

Engineering leverage

We often cut cost by changing the design, not by squeezing the vendor.

Volume across projects

Orders consolidated across programmes to reach a better tier.

One contract

Equipment, freight, customs and installation under a single responsibility.

Technical support

The contract does not end at delivery

Hardware that nobody supports is a liability. Spares sit on your site, the manufacturer claim is ours to chase, and a named engineer knows your configuration.

Spares and test facility
Critical spares are held against an agreed list and replenished after every use.
Response time
24/7 with a 1-hour response and 4-hour on-site option for critical faults.
Spares on site
A stocked critical spares kit held at the facility, replenished after every use.
RMA handling
We run the manufacturer claim; you get a replacement from the buffer immediately.
Firmware & lifecycle
Tracked firmware baselines, EOL warnings and a planned refresh path.
Training
Your operations team trained on the exact configuration installed.
Reporting
Monthly availability, incident and capacity reporting against the SLA.
Next step

Send us the list

A bill of materials, a workload description or just a target rack count — we come back with availability, a price comparison and a delivered-to-site date.

Request a quote