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Products & Technology

Engineering tools behind every engagement.

Cognivox engineers plan with purpose-built tools and reference architectures, so every recommendation arrives with its inputs, sources and assumptions visible.

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Our tools

Built for planning decisions that are expensive to get wrong.

These tools are used by Cognivox engineers during client engagements. They are not self-service products; we share their outputs and assumptions with you as part of the work.

  • Compute · Internal tool

    Compute Studio

    Sizes GPU infrastructure — racks, IT power and facility power — from a hardware catalog in which every figure cites its source, and compares scenarios side by side.

  • Colocation · Internal tool

    Capacity Match

    Compares your requirements with facility capacity, scoring only claims supported by evidence and showing why each option fits or doesn't.

  • Sites · Internal tool

    Site Intelligence

    Screens candidate parcels across grid, fibre, flood exposure and water, keeping verified data separate from estimates.

  • Architecture

    Reference designs

    Rack elevations, cluster fabrics, cooling loops and electrical one-lines used as the starting point for each project's design.

  • Evidence

    Document integrity

    Project documents are fingerprinted with SHA-256 so everyone can confirm they are reviewing the same version.

  • Available now · Public

    Public capacity scenario

    A simplified version of our capacity model is open to everyone on the Colocation page, with its formulas shown.

Design references

Standards we design against.

Certification is pursued per site and per project where required — never implied by a list.

  • ASHRAE TC 9.9 thermal guidelines
  • TIA-942 / EN 50600
  • NFPA 70 · IEC 60364
  • IEEE C57 transformers
  • ISO/IEC 27001
  • Open Compute Project specifications

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