
Five nines of reliability. Easier installation and less maintenance, which means lower cost and less downtime. 800 VDC circuit protection, which does not otherwise exist. A smaller footprint that gives floor space back to compute. And no arcing, so a safer system with less component wear.
Faster and smarter infrastructure for a decentralized, bidirectional grid. Native support for DC resources: solar, wind, battery storage and EV charging. Higher efficiency and lower latency. And intelligence at the control layer, where the grid has never had any.
Operators get more from the facilities they already have. Utilities get loads they can predict. Communities get facilities that run cooler, quieter, and gentler on everything around them.
Data centers come first. Then the broader grid. Modernize them, and the lights stay on, the water stays in rivers, and progress gets the power it needs.