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Nscale wants to control the entire AI infrastructure stack—from power and buildings to chips and cloud services. The strategy puts ownership and integration at the center of its pre-IPO story, rather than relying on a patchwork of outside providers.

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00:00nscale wants to own the power the building the chips and the cloud the intended stack begins
00:06with electricity moves through data centers and gpus and ends with cloud access sold to customers
00:14nscale says it designs builds owns and operates behind the meter power infrastructure
00:21and it describes roughly one gigawatt of capacity at owned sites about 200 megawatts in lease sites
00:27and 165 megawatts in third-party co-location but that describes active and contracted capacity
00:36together not just what is working now the capacity actually online sits primarily in leased and
00:43co-location space the own sites are largely still being built so nscale's proposed architecture is
00:51vertically integrated while its current operating footprint still depends heavily on infrastructure
00:56it rents from others that distinction matters control of the full stack is something construction
01:03must deliver not something the present footprint already proves watch the full breakdown tap the related
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