ECL Mountain View MV1
411 Clyde Ave, Mountain View, CA, 94043, US
Colocation space
1,000
sq ft
Power capacity
1 MW
411 Clyde Avenue in Mountain View holds a 1,000 sq ft, 1 MW building with no grid connection at all: ECL powers it from hydrogen fuel cells, primary and secondary, backed by a high-capacity battery and an emergency generator, with hydrogen trucked in from Linde, Air Products and Air Liquide. Delivered in June 2024, it is leased whole to Cato Digital, which runs about 1,800 GPUs across 22 racks in it. ECL designs for a PUE of 1.1 and cools with rear-door heat exchangers on two loops.
Facility Specifications
Site information
- Colocation space
- About 1,000 sq ft
- Power capacity
- 1 MW
Power & cooling
- Cooling
- Rear-door heat exchangers on two cooling loops
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Frequently asked questions
How is MV1 powered without a grid connection?
Hydrogen fuel cells, primary and secondary, with a high-capacity battery and an emergency generator behind them. Hydrogen arrives by truck from Linde, Air Products and Air Liquide.
Who occupies MV1 at 411 Clyde Avenue?
Cato Digital, an AI hosting company, which took the whole building and runs roughly 1,800 GPUs across 22 racks.
How large is the ECL Mountain View building?
About 1,000 sq ft carrying 1 MW - prototype scale, delivered in June 2024.
How does MV1 differ from ECL's Santa Clara project?
Different city and different address. MV1 is the hydrogen-powered prototype on Clyde Avenue; the Santa Clara site is a separate and larger ECL scheme.