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NP-DSX/NVIDIA DSX

How we read NVIDIA's campus docs. We do not build that campus.

When a hall partner or a customer program needs DSX language, we restate the public overview to frame the hall's site, power, cooling, and compute-hall constraints. The 157-acre, 250 MW example is NVIDIA's published sizing table, not a NeuronPlant delivery. We are not an NVIDIA Cloud Partner today, and we do not have NVOnline access. We do not republish those packs.

Named packs

NVIDIA lists these on the public DSX hub. Full files sit behind NVOnline. Titles and document numbers only. No drawings, no BOM, no copied pages.

NVOnline #1151654

Compute / cluster

NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 Reference Design

Generation-specific AI factory pack for Vera Rubin NVL72. NVIDIA lists it on the public DSX hub as NVOnline-gated.

NVOnline #1145739

Site / facilities

NVIDIA DSX Vera Rubin Facilities Infrastructure Reference Design

Facilities pack for the Vera Rubin generation. Same NVOnline gate. We do not reproduce the drawings or BOM.

NVOnline #1152370

Campus design guide

NVIDIA DSX Facilities Infrastructure Design Guide

NVIDIA's public overview cites Design Guide v2.0 (19 August 2026) as the rendering source. The full guide is NVOnline.

NP-CAMPUS/Public overview

What the open DSX campus actually contains.

Restated from NVIDIA's DSX Facilities Infrastructure Reference Design Overview. That page is written for NVIDIA Cloud Partners. We use it as a map of the problem a hall partner or customer program may need to speak, not as a license to ship NVIDIA's design, and not as a campus NeuronPlant constructs.

NP-DSX / Campus stack

NVIDIA's map. Not a NeuronPlant campus

  1. 01

    Grid / substation

    Utility lands above 100 kV, steps into a 34.5 kV campus backbone with two buses: Network Core and GPU Compute.

  2. 02

    BESS and standby generation

    BESS on the 34.5 kV bus as a buffer for spiky AI load. Standby generation in N+2 for Core continuity. Sizing is site-specific.

  3. 03

    Central Utility Building

    Shared plant for liquid and air. Chillers on 4.16 kV. Pumps, dry coolers and controls on 480 V. UPS only on the Core side of the CUB.

  4. 04

    Dry coolers

    Air-side heat rejection, no evaporative water in this reference pattern. NVIDIA states a 45°C liquid-cooling design point so more of the facility budget stays with compute.

  5. 05

    CDU gallery

    Liquid-to-liquid CDUs in the mechanical gallery, N+1 groups. Secondary loop to GPU cold plates. NVIDIA publishes a TCS design flow of at least 1.5 LPM/kW.

  6. 06

    Compute data hall

    A Scalable Unit is one compute hot-aisle plus one support hot-aisle. Cabinet TDP in the public overview runs from 198 kW (MGX Gen 1.1) to 330 kW (Vera Rubin NVL72).

  7. 07

    CIN spine and network core

    East-West cluster interconnect with a 500 m optical reach limit. That number is a fiber plant constraint (SMF, MPO, polarity, test), not a switch SKU. Network Core holds tenant access (North-South), secure management (not application North-South), high-speed storage (its own data fabric when dedicated) and meet-me rooms.

NVIDIA published example, not a NeuronPlant project

250 MW-class IT load / 96 Scalable Units

NVIDIA presents this table as a sizing reference independent of the campus rendering. It is not a NeuronPlant project, not a campus we construct, and not a hall we sell. Actual sites differ. GPU rack count in that example assumes a maximum of eight racks per compute row.

Site footprint
157 acres
Building
972,500 SF
Compute halls
4
GPU racks
1,536
GPUs
110,592
Compute IT + mechanical
240 MW
Core IT + mechanical
22.8 MW

What NeuronPlant does with this

Read the public campus so a hall partner or customer program can speak the same language: utility lead time, 34.5 kV topology, water vs dry rejection, CDU gallery, hall SU count, and whether Vera Rubin NVL72 at 330 kW cabinet TDP even fits the floor and the loop they already have, or the custom-system supplier they will use.

NeuronPlant does not pour that slab. We do not deliver NVIDIA's 157-acre example. When NVOnline access exists, work from the generation pack, not from this paraphrase. Until then, the public overview is the ceiling of what we will quote as NVIDIA.

NVIDIA, DSX, Vera Rubin and NVOnline are NVIDIA trademarks. NeuronPlant is independent of NVIDIA.

Sources: NVIDIA DSX Facilities Infrastructure Reference Design Overview; NVIDIA DSX documentation.

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