DIMAAG, a deep technology company building actionable, intelligent power infrastructure for the AI era, today launched the ZettaWatt™ Power Platform, a modular, grid-to-800 VDC power conversion and stabilization platform engineered for hyperscale AI data centers.  Independently validated by the Electric Power Engineers (EPE), the ZettaWatt™ Power Platform meets ERCOT requirements for low-voltage ride-through and smooths cyclic loads to less than 1% without the energy efficiency losses of double power conversion, clearing the interconnection hurdles that have stalled development and prevented 800 VDC AI data centers from connecting to the grid.

“By taking advantage of the new 800 VDC standard with a new power architecture, the ZettaWatt™ Power Platform does more than meet the new grid compliance requirements – it fundamentally redefines hyperscale infrastructure economics,” said Ian Wright, CTO of DIMAAG and Tesla co-founder. “The system is more efficient and has a smaller footprint than alternatives, both existing and proposed, with lower capital and operating costs.”

The platform has demonstrated an 800 VDC architecture that smooths AI training-load fluctuations to less than one percent as seen by the grid, transforming highly dynamic AI data centers into predictable, grid-aware loads that utilities can plan for with confidence. It consolidates multiple power-management functions into one integrated system, eliminating traditional double power conversion, AC switchgear, and standalone UPS systems. Simpler, smaller, and more efficient, the ZettaWatt™ Power Platform is made in the US and available today.

Read the full release: https://www.dimaag.ai/press/zettawatt-800-vdc-power-platform