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Enabling existing power infrastructure to compute
Compute capacity where power already exists.
Create compute where power already exists.
Your power infrastructure can compute - enable it now! Zero effect on operations, but with an increased revenue stream.
Outsource part of your workload to grow your customer base while still meeting peak demand.
Complementing the ongoing efforts on workload orchestration engines and carbon-aware computing
01 / Reverse the flow
Grid constraints stop new data-center capacity from reaching available generation. P2C reverses the equation by bringing modular compute directly to renewable power.
02 / Orchestrate workloads
Data centers use the P2C marketplace to discover available computing resources. The marketplace matches each workload and dispatches it to the relevant physical grid component.
03 / Scale intelligently
Modular compute follows renewable power—unlocking scalable AI capacity with fewer permits, fewer barriers, and less waste.
Expand computing capacity by using power and infrastructure that already exist. Let P2C handle your delay-tolerant workloads.
GPU utilizationOffload baseline inference; reserve GPUs for heavy workloads.
Peak-to-average ratioTail-load offload flattens demand.
Peak-to-idle ratioLower bursts; standby baseline stays stable.
Carbon Usage EffectivenessNear-zero marginal carbon dioxide per outsourced floating-point operation.
Rate of power changeControlled slew cuts uninterruptible power supply, power distribution unit and grid stress.
Power Usage EffectivenessP2C workloads run at approximately 1.0 effective Power Usage Effectiveness.
*approximate figures for a 100 megawatt data center — numbers vary based on data center capacity.
P2C updates, research coverage, and perspectives from the field.
AAU Technology Transfer Office introduces P2C: using hidden computing capacity in grid-connected power electronics to support artificial intelligence workloads.
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Danish Industry highlights P2C research from Aalborg University and its potential to turn existing energy infrastructure into distributed computing capacity.
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Subham previews a live P2C demonstration for data centers and power-converter OEMs—showing how AI can scale using existing power infrastructure.
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Conversations at the AI & Data Centers Stage put grid bottlenecks, long equipment lead times, and the value of reusing installed infrastructure in focus.
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