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TentiCL modular data centers are designed to support a wide range of workloads, including AI and GPU-accelerated computing, cloud and hybrid cloud services, edge computing, telecom and 5G infrastructure, and enterprise applications requiring high availability and low latency. 

 Deployment timelines vary by configuration and site readiness, but most TentiCL modular and micro data center solutions can be delivered, installed, and commissioned in a matter of weeks — significantly faster than traditional brick-and-mortar data center builds 

 Yes. TentiCL’s modular architecture is designed for incremental scalability. Organizations can begin with small edge or micro deployments and expand capacity over time by adding modules, scaling to multi-megawatt environments without disrupting existing operations. 

TentiCL acts as a single point of coordination for infrastructure, cloud, and managed services. Through a trusted ecosystem of technology and service partners, we enable monitoring, operations, maintenance, security, and lifecycle management tailored to each deployment. 

Security is built into every TentiCL deployment. Our modular data centers support multi-layer physical security, redundant power and cooling, controlled access, and secure network architectures. Deployments can be configured to meet regional compliance, industry regulations, and data sovereignty requirements. 

TentiCL modular data centers are designed to support high-density GPU and accelerated compute environments. Our architectures align power, cooling, rack density, and physical layout to meet the demands of AI training and inference workloads, with configurations available for both centralized modular deployments and distributed edge AI use cases. Add an answer to this item.

Yes. TentiCL’s micro and edge modular data centers are purpose-built to place AI compute closer to data sources and end users. This reduces latency, minimizes data movement, and enables real-time AI inference for applications such as computer vision, industrial automation, smart infrastructure, and IoT-driven analytics.