The cable that moves power across the campus and into the AI data center’s rectifier. It carries 13.8 kV into the rectifier; on grids and campuses it runs at 10, 35 and 110 kV — always with far more current than copper of the same size.
| Voltage classes | 10kV · 20kV · 35kV · 110 kV, three-phase |
| Rated current | up to 10,000 A (按您的负载设计) |
| Losses | very low AC loss; almost no waste heat |
| Footprint | up to ~70% smaller corridor than copper |
| Cooling | liquid nitrogen, 77 K (−196 °C) |
| Monitoring | full-length fiber-optic temperature sensing |
The cable that carries 800 V DC from the rectifier out to the AI data center’s rows and racks, with almost no loss. In its superconducting state its DC resistance is effectively zero — so the cable body wastes almost no power and gives off almost no heat.
| Voltage classes | ±400 V (800 V system) · ±10 · ±35 · ±110 kV DC |
| Rated current | up to 40,000 A (按您的负载设计) |
| DC resistance | effectively zero in the superconducting state |
| Losses | no DC I²R loss, and no AC loss at all |
| Cost | at least 10% lower than an equivalent AC HTS cable |
| Cooling | liquid nitrogen, 77 K (−196 °C) |