The Soeteck Edge Compact Module is a prefabricated, liquid-cooled data centre in a 20-foot class enclosure. It brings cooling, power protection and IT space together in one unit that is smaller than a standard 40-foot container, making it suitable for sites where floor area and local infrastructure are limited: edge computing nodes for smart city and transport systems, industrial edge stations, outdoor and remote facilities, emergency communication posts and mining operations.
The cooling concept is cold-plate liquid cooling. Four rack-mounted CDUs, each rated at 50 kW, circulate coolant to cold plates on the CPUs and GPUs, while two 30 kW in-row air conditioners remove the remaining heat from memory, drives and power supplies. Around 90% of the heat is captured by liquid (air-to-liquid ratio 1:9), and it is rejected outside through a dry cooler or a closed-circuit cooling tower. Each cabinet supports up to 50 kW, enough for dense edge servers and small AI inference nodes.
A modular UPS with a 300 kVA frame is integrated together with a 512 V 100 Ah lithium battery set that provides roughly 15 minutes of bridging time. The enclosure is designed for ambient temperatures from -30 °C to 55 °C and offers IP54 or better protection against dust and moisture. Integrated monitoring supports remote operation, reducing the need for on-site visits.
Because the module is assembled and tested in the factory, on-site work is mostly limited to positioning, utility connections and the heat-rejection loop, which shortens deployment considerably compared with a built room.
ServerInvest sizes, supplies and integrates the module with liquid-cooled Supermicro servers, power and networking; the interior layout can be planned in our 3D Room Builder.
Key features
Every configuration is reviewed for compatibility, power and thermals before we confirm your order.
48 hours of CPU, memory and storage stress testing, with a test report shipped in the box.
Rails, labelled cables and your OS pre-installed — unbox, rack and power on.
