Sovereign compute. Delivered.
Personal Compute LLC builds modular AI infrastructure: a factory-built, megawatt-scale compute unit that is waterless by design and deployable anywhere with a power connection. No cloud. No construction cycle.
I'm part of the company, and I built its web presence: an interactive systems tour of the Stratus Digital Series 300 module, served at personalcompute.cc.
Each unit arrives as a finished machine. Utility power enters on the left, steps down through transformer, PDU stack, and breaker bank to a single connection point, and feeds bus bars distributing horizontally across the GPU and CPU racks. Two to five megawatts per unit, owned outright.
Cooling is air, not water. Cold air enters through a high-volume left louver, sweeps left to right through every rack's Joule-Force™ heat sinks, 552 microchannels per node, and exits the vertical exhaust plenum. PUE 1.05 at 95 percent IT load, with zero coolant and zero water.
The pitch is autonomy: your data, your container, your use case. Universities, hospitals, law firms, and research institutions get sovereign infrastructure on their own timeline, with leaf-spine networking at 400G and 800G ready for scale.
Recreated in-page from the Three.js systems tour at personalcompute.cc.
No cloud. No construction cycle. Sovereign compute, delivered.