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Data Centers

Accelerate Time to Power

CPLANE helps data center builders, operators, and the system integrators who serve them replace a patchwork of proprietary PLCs with an open, deterministic control layer. Cybersecurity is designed in. The stack keeps pace with GPU rack density.

Quick estimate

Downtime cost avoided with a phased cutover

$250,000
21 days
2 days

$4.8M

19 production days kept

How CPLANE does it

Compares a single big-bang cutover with migrating one isolatable unit at a time.

Revenue pulled forward

50 MW
$150
6 weeks

$10.4M

$1.7M per week of delay

How CPLANE does it

Every week of commissioning delay is a week of unbilled capacity.

Annualized OT downtime exposure

$250,000
7 days
10%

$175,000

Single incident: $1.8M

How CPLANE does it

Illustrative only, not a risk assessment.

Annual value from optimization

$200.0M
1.5%
$20.0M
5%

$4.0M

$3.0M yield, $1.0M energy

How CPLANE does it

Adds a yield or throughput gain on production value to a reduction in annual energy spend.

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Controls Picked Late Cost More

When the spec is locked after civil and mechanical work, you inherit mismatched PLCs and protocols.

Oil and gas learned this. AI data centers are at the same point now. The operators who set the control standard during design hold the leverage on every later equipment decision.

Talk with an Expert

How We Commission

We engage during design, before the controls spec is locked.

Step 1

Spec Controls During Design

Equipment list, protocol choices, where remote access lives, and total cost compared with a proprietary PLC stack.

Step 2

Start on One Loop

Live control starts on one isolatable system: a CDU circuit, a secondary chiller, or a single power zone. The rest of the facility stays on the installed stack.

Step 3

Keep the Integrator

CPLANE does not go around the integrator who already knows the facility. The SI, the EPC, and operations stay in the loop.

Step 4

Sequence the Rest

After SAT on the first island, sequence the remaining systems. Virtual DCNs patch in hours, not a full-facility outage.

Built for Data Centers

One control layer for cooling, power, and the facility.

Cooling, power, and air handling

One Fusion 500 instance spans CDUs, power distribution, air handling, and facility-wide control. One platform. One security perimeter. One patch cycle.

  • CDU loops, leak detection, pump speed, and glycol
  • UPS, generator transfer, and PDU monitoring
  • Air handling and chilled water matched to GPU rack demand
Not the controller that runs the lobby thermostat.
A data hall aisle lined with server racks.

Not a building-automation controller

Every CDU, chiller, and power lineup ships with its own PLC. Deterministic loops as fast as 20 ms are what liquid-cooled high-density compute requires. The box running the lobby thermostat will not do it.

  • One vendor gates lead time, schedule, and price
  • Internet-facing OT is a liability tenants notice
  • Rack density past 100 kW makes control a design decision
Set the standard during design, not after commissioning.
Older proprietary PLC hardware.

Open platform control

Fusion 500 runs CDU, chiller, power, and air handling as isolated applications on one platform. No single hardware brand gates the build schedule.

  • Deterministic control loops as fast as 20 ms
  • Software failover in under one control cycle
  • Cooling setpoints follow a transfer to generator
Swap vendors. Keep the applications.
Cooling fans in data center equipment.

Start on one isolatable loop

A CDU circuit, a secondary chiller, or a single power zone. The rest of the facility stays on the installed stack until that island proves itself.

  • Keep field I/O unless rewiring costs less than a short outage
  • Sequence the remaining systems after SAT
  • Virtual DCNs patch in hours, not a full-facility outage
A program you can phase-fund.
Server cabinets and cabling in a data hall.

Built to IEC 62443-4-2 SL2

CISA advisories and a February 2026 U.S. Army red team make the same point: adversaries target internet-facing OT controllers. The red team found no vulnerabilities that allowed unauthorized access to control.

  • Zone the facility. Vendor access goes through a gateway.
  • Patch live. No maintenance window.
  • Not a claim that Fusion 500 would have stopped a named incident.
Zero-trust by design. Not a VPN in front of a brand PLC.
Security operations monitors.

Production, research, and a red team

Fusion 500 is in production control at ExxonMobil, running a chemical terminal. Closed-loop AI control runs at a Texas A&M small modular reactor test facility.

  • ExxonMobil chemical terminal, in production
  • Texas A&M SMR facility
  • U.S. Army red team, February 2026
Open standards, so more than one vendor can supply the parts.
Fusion 500 evaluation unit.

CPLANE is delivered by a global network of certified systems integrators.

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Before the Controls Spec Is Locked

The operators who set the control standard during design hold the leverage.

Talk before the next build locks the stack.