Modular High-Performance Data Centre for National Research Infrastructure.
A purpose-built modular high-performance data centre engineered for the Perun supercomputing environment at the Slovak Academy of Sciences. Designed to support sustained high-density HPC and AI workloads, the solution combines direct liquid cooling, redundant power and cooling architecture, advanced monitoring and long-term scalability within a prefabricated containerised design.
The project required infrastructure capable of supporting very high rack power densities under continuous full-load operation, while maintaining high availability, thermal efficiency and N+1 redundancy across critical systems. The complete HPC environment also had to be delivered in less than one year, significantly faster than a conventional construction approach would allow.
NTR engineered and delivered a fully customised modular containerised data centre integrating high-density IT space, modular UPS with lithium-ion batteries, separate A and B power paths, direct liquid cooling, supplementary air cooling, fire protection, physical security and an integrated BMS/DCIM platform. The cooling architecture combines high-temperature direct liquid cooling with adiabatic heat rejection and supplementary air cooling, enabling efficient operation under sustained computational loads.
The completed data centre provides the Slovak Academy of Sciences with a stable, highly available environment for large-scale simulations, advanced modelling, data-intensive research and AI workloads. Its modular architecture enables future capacity expansion without major structural modifications, while the prefabricated delivery model reduced deployment time and infrastructure risk.
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