> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.farmgpu.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Data Center Specifications > FarmGPU data center power, network, security, and environmental infrastructure FarmGPU's data center infrastructure is primarily hosted at a tier 3 datacenter in Rancho Cordova, CA called Conscious Capital Data Center. We meet our most stringent partner requirements for 99.99% availability, ensuring enterprise-grade reliability, security, and performance for AI workloads. ## Power Infrastructure * Dual independent utility feeds from separate substations, each capable of supporting 100% of data center load * N+1 redundant UPS systems with minimum 15-minute runtime at full load * N+1 redundant generator systems with 48-hour on-site fuel storage * 2N redundant power distribution paths from utility to rack level * Remote power monitoring and management at rack level * Monthly generator load testing and quarterly full-load system tests * 24/7 on-site facilities team for immediate response ## Network Architecture * Minimum 100 Gbps total bandwidth capacity * Dual diverse internet circuits from separate providers with BGP routing * Redundant core switches in high-availability configuration * DDoS protection solutions * Performance guarantees: * Sub-80% network utilization during peak hours * Less than 0.1% packet loss * P95 round-trip time under 4ms within data center * P95 jitter under 3ms within data center ## Security and Compliance * ISO 27001 certified data center * 24/7 on-site security personnel * Isolated secure racks with restricted access * Comprehensive access logging and monitoring * Regular security audits and compliance reviews * Tier III+ data center standards compliance ## Environmental Controls * Advanced liquid cooling systems for optimal GPU performance * N+1 redundancy for cooling infrastructure * Real-time environmental monitoring and alerts * Regular thermal imaging and preventive maintenance FarmGPU is compliant with the RunPod secure cloud data center and network specifications below [https://docs.runpod.io/hosting/partner-requirements#3-data-center-power-requirements](https://docs.runpod.io/hosting/partner-requirements#3-data-center-power-requirements) ## **3. Data Center Power Requirements** | **Requirement** | **Specification** | | ----------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Utility Feeds | Minimum of two independent utility feeds from separate substations. Each feed capable of supporting 100% of the data center's power load. Automatic transfer switches (ATS) for seamless switchover between feeds with UL 1008 certification (or regional equivalent) | | UPS | - N+1 redundancy for UPS systems- Minimum of 15 minutes runtime at full load | | Generators | N+1 redundancy for generator systems. Generators must be able to support 100% of the data center's power load. Minimum of 48 hours of on-site fuel storage at full load. Automatic transfer to generator power within 10 seconds of utility failure | | Power Distribution | Redundant power distribution paths (2N) from utility to rack level. Redundant Power Distribution Units (PDUs) in each rack. Remote power monitoring and management capabilities at rack level | | Testing and Maintenance | Monthly generator tests under load for a minimum of 30 minutes. Quarterly full-load tests of the entire backup power system, including UPS and generators. Annual full-facility power outage test (coordinated with Runpod). Regular thermographic scanning of electrical systems. Detailed maintenance logs for all power equipment. 24/7 on-site facilities team for immediate response to power issues | | Monitoring and Alerting | Real-time monitoring of all power systems. Automated alerting for any power anomalies or threshold breaches | | Capacity Planning | Maintain a minimum of 20% spare power capacity for future growth. Annual power capacity audits and forecasting | | Fire Suppression | Maintain datacenter fire suppression systems in compliance with NFPA 75 and 76 (or regional equivalent) | ## **4. Network Requirements** | **Requirement** | **Specification** | | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Internet Connectivity | Minimum of two diverse and redundant internet circuits from separate providers. Each connection should be capable of supporting 100% of the data center's bandwidth requirements. BGP routing implemented for automatic failover between circuit providers. 100 Gbps minimum total bandwidth capacity | | Speed Requirements | Preferred: >= 10 Gbps sustained upload/download speed per server. Minimum: >= 5 Gbps sustained upload/download speed per server. Speed measurements should be based on sustained throughput over a 60 second interval during a typical workload | | Core Infrastructure | Redundant core switches in a high-availability configuration (e.g., stacking, VSS, or equivalent) | | Distribution Layer | Redundant distribution switches with multi-chassis link aggregation (MLAG) or equivalent technology. Minimum 100 Gbps uplinks to core switches | | Access Layer | Redundant top-of-rack switches in each cabinet. Minimum 100 Gbps server connections for high-performance compute nodes | | DDoS Protection | Must have a DDoS mitigation solution, either on-premises or on-demand cloud-based | | Quality of service | Maintain network performance within the following parameters: Network utilization levels must remain below 80% on any link during peak hours. Packet loss must not exceed 0.1% (1 in 1000) on any network segment. P95 round-trip time (RTT) within the data center should not exceed 4ms. P95 jitter within the datacenter should not exceed 3ms | | Testing and Maintenance | Regular failover testing of all redundant components (minimum semi-annually). Annual full-scale disaster recovery test. Maintenance windows for network updates and patches, with minimal service disruption scheduled at least 1 week in advance | | Capacity Planning | Maintain a minimum of 40% spare network capacity for future growth. Regular network performance audits and capacity forecasting |