YOU DON'T BECOME FLEXIBLE BY MAKING YOUR
DATA CENTER FLEXIBLE.
The industry spent years engineering data centers to never turn off. That is the right design. It is also why flexible compute cannot live in the facility. The workload is the flexible asset. LōD is the infrastructure that makes it move.
EVERYONE IS TRYING TO MAKE THE BUILDING MOVE.
THE SMARTER BET IS MAKING THE JOB MOVE.
Data centers are built for stability. The grid needs flexibility. The resolution isn't engineering the facility to do both. It's routing workloads to match grid conditions in real time.
FLEXIBLE COMPUTE LIVES IN
THE WORKLOAD LAYER. NOT THE FACILITY.
Workloads Are the Flexible Asset
The data center is designed to run continuously. Flexibility lives in the workload layer: which jobs run, when, and where.
Grid-Aware Routing
LōD routes workloads based on real-time grid conditions. When the grid is stressed in one region, jobs move. No manual coordination.
Zero SLA Impact
Flexibility happens below the application layer. SLAs don't see it. Revenue from demand response does.
Real Revenue From Participation
Flexible compute is a grid asset. LōD helps you capture the value of that flexibility through demand response and ancillary market participation.
IF YOUR WORKLOADS CAN MOVE,
YOUR COSTS SHOULD TOO.
Cloud Operators
Multi-region workload routing based on real-time grid economics. Lower costs, same SLAs.
AI Training Facilities
Non-real-time training jobs are inherently deferrable. LōD captures the value of that deferability.
HPC Data Centers
High-performance compute workloads that can be scheduled around peak grid conditions without disruption.
Real-life execution: CLōD achieves 25% Energy Savings Through Automated Workload Routing
How a distributed compute infrastructure eliminated $2.8M in annual energy costs by routing workloads across regions in real time based on grid conditions.
Read the Case Study