Power and compute on site, live in months, not years.
The Sidecar is for any business solving two problems at once: power and compute. It clips on alongside your operation with its own fuel cells and the infrastructure to run the most advanced GPUs. When you are not using them, that compute earns.
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Power and compute, together
The Sidecar solves both at once. It brings its own fuel cells and the electrical infrastructure to power the most advanced GPUs, on site, without waiting on the grid. The same plant that runs the compute can carry the operation's own critical load.
- Proton fuel cells and Ion storage, sized for the block and the host's critical load.
- An Atom Edge running NVIDIA's latest GPUs at time of delivery.
- No interconnection queue in the schedule.
Put to work
Those GPUs run the work the business already needs: mapping and routing, customer logistics, automation, inspection, planning and the everyday procedures a governed agent workforce can carry. The Proton Assistant runs the on-site power and compute so the host's team does not have to.
- Governed agents on the host's own data, inside the host's own boundary.
- Human gates on anything that ships, signs or spends.
- A single operating picture of power, compute and the work.
Idle time earns
When the system sits idle, the compute is sold to the surrounding customers and area. That is the sidecar addition to revenue: capacity the host paid for once, earning for the host whenever the host is not using it.
Key details
- Clips on alongside an existing operation; no separate campus required.
- Brings its own fuel-cell power; never waits on the utility.
- One Atom Edge of compute, growing to an Atom in standard increments.
- Runs the work the host business already does, under governance.
- Idle capacity is sold to the surrounding area and earns for the host.
- Operated by SAVRN on the same platform as every SAVRN factory.
A local employer gets the power it could not get and the compute it could not buy, keeps its operation in the region, and sells spare capacity to its neighbors instead of importing it from a hyperscaler.
How it is delivered
Two-problem audit
The host's power gap and compute need are written down on one page.
Site fit
SAVRN Grid confirms fuel, footprint and fiber at the host's site.
Plant and block
Proton, Ion and the Atom Edge are specified together and built off site.
Clip on
The Sidecar is set, tied in and commissioned alongside the operation.
Work and earn
The host's work runs first; spare capacity is metered to the area.
Questions people ask
What kind of business is the Sidecar for?
Any operation that needs power and compute at the same time and cannot wait years for either: manufacturers, logistics and port operators, hospital campuses, large agricultural or industrial sites.
Does the host have to operate the compute?
No. SAVRN operates the block on its platform, and the Proton Assistant runs the on-site power and compute. The host's team works with the results.
What happens to capacity the host does not use?
It is metered and sold to the surrounding customers and area, so the compute earns for the host whenever the host is not using it.
How fast can a Sidecar be live?
Months rather than years, because the power is built with the block and the project never joins an interconnection queue. The exact schedule is set by the site plan and the fuel-cell lead time.
See Sidecar in the whole system.
Every piece here is rendered and narrated on the System page, and the platform that runs it has a guided walkthrough.