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Operate compute like a living climate system.
Netra coordinates racks, bio-cooling loops, grid signals, and workload priority into one autonomous control layer for sustainable datacenter growth.
Facility OS
Live thermal command
PUE target
1.08
adaptive facility mode
Water loop reuse
94%
closed algae thermal cycle
Compute shifted
38MW
carbon-aware scheduling
North hall
StableBio loop
AbsorbingGPU bay
RebalancedA control-room bento for decisions before heat becomes risk.
Netra turns facility telemetry into simulated next actions, so operators can compare thermal, water, power, and SLA impact before approval.
Thermal drift forecast
18 min
before rack pressure
Battery dispatch
6.4MWh
reserved for peak shave
Sensor confidence
99.2%
clean telemetry mesh
Operator preview
Shift 12% of non-urgent training jobs into cooler racks.
Facility actions with visible thermal consequences.
Every recommendation exposes the expected heat, carbon, latency, and risk impact before it reaches production.
Operator note
Moves burstable inference queues while keeping latency under 14ms.
Shift inference traffic into lower heat aisles
Thermal impact
-3.2C
Carbon delta
-18%
Risk level
Low
One operating layer for power, cooling, and compute intent.
Living thermal model
Netra maps compute heat against bio-reactive cooling capacity, then shifts workloads before waste heat becomes facility drag.
Carbon-aware orchestration
Inference, training, and storage jobs are sequenced around grid intensity, reserve capacity, and latency commitments.
Facility-grade governance
Every automated change is versioned with operator approval paths, policy locks, and exportable audit trails.
Govern autonomy from forecast to rollback.
Netra keeps every facility decision compact, inspectable, and bound to operator policy before autonomous changes reach production systems.
Autonomy runbook
Facility twin
Simulation queue
Compare three facility actions before touching production.
Bio loop status
Cooling capacity that learns from biology and operators.
Netra treats algae reactors, membrane exchangers, and traditional chillers as one controllable thermal mesh, balancing resilience with measurable carbon reduction.
Built for teams that cannot trade uptime for sustainability.
Workload placement
Moves non-urgent jobs into lower heat and cleaner grid windows.
Silicon pressure
Tracks thermal throttling risk across GPU, CPU, and storage layers.
Policy guardrails
Keeps autonomy inside reliability, compliance, and energy contracts.
Energy dispatch
Coordinates battery, grid, and renewable contracts against demand.
Operator notes from the sustainable compute floor.
Field notes from facility leaders, compute architects, and reliability teams operating sustainable infrastructure.
Netra gave our facilities and compute teams the same source of truth. We can now shift workloads before thermal pressure becomes an uptime conversation.
The bio loop telemetry is practical. Operators see rack heat, membrane status, and policy limits in one place instead of chasing three consoles.
Autonomy only works when rollback is clear. Netra shows every assumption before applying a facility change, which made adoption much easier.
We finally connect carbon signals to actual scheduling decisions. It turns sustainability from a quarterly report into an operating control.
The workload placement model understands latency and silicon pressure. It reduces heat without treating every training job like a batch queue.
The interface feels designed for repeat operations. Dense, calm, readable, and precise enough for a control room review.
Autonomy with an audit trail your facility team can trust.
Every recommendation shows its thermal assumption, carbon signal, workload impact, and rollback path before Netra touches production infrastructure.