SpaceXity
A SpaceXity floating data center at sea — modular shell with solar roof and server racks visible through perimeter glazing

Commercial · Data Centers

Compute,
cooled by the sea.

The same 3 × 6 × 3 m modules that make our homes — reconfigured into a sovereign, seawater-cooled data center that can be deployed in months, not years.

The platform

104 modules.
≈1,872 m² of compute.

Each unit is the same prefabricated SpaceXity shell — 3 × 6 × 3 m, mirrored stainless cladding, sea-immune. Locked together along their long edges, 104 modules form a single 1,872 m² floor plate. Stack a second tier for double the rack density, or join another 104 for 3,744 m². Linearly scalable.

Module

3 × 6 × 3 m

Footprint

≈1,872 m²

Modules

104 (this render)

Roof

Integrated PV

Close view of the floating data center modules

Why floating

Four advantages land data centers cannot match.

01

Seawater cooling

Direct heat exchange with the ocean drives a step-change improvement in PUE — no evaporative towers, no freshwater draw.

02

Solar roof + offshore wind

The entire roof plate is PV. Pair with nearby offshore wind for a near-zero-carbon power mix.

03

Sovereign waters

Anchor in neutral or jurisdiction-of-choice waters, minutes of latency from coastal megacities.

04

Deploy in months, not years

Modules are prefabricated to spec and towed to site. Skip permitting and grid-connection timelines.

Building at the edge of land.

For operators, hyperscalers, and sovereign-cloud partners exploring offshore compute.

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