Months, not years.
Conventional data-center construction runs on a sequential timeline: site work, then shell, then energy infrastructure, then commissioning — each phase waiting on the last. Dome-based deployment breaks that dependency chain.
Sequential phases
- Site preparation
- Shell construction
- Energy infrastructure build-out
- Operations commissioning
Parallel workstreams
- Site preparation
- Energy integration
- Operations commissioning
Running concurrently rather than sequentially.
Three structural reasons dome deployment compresses the timeline.
Prefabrication
Core components arrive built, not built on site — removing weather- and labor-dependent construction steps from the critical path.
Envelope simplicity
The dome envelope is a far simpler structural system than conventional shell construction, with fewer trades and fewer sequencing dependencies.
Parallel workstreams
Site prep, energy integration, and operations commissioning can run concurrently rather than sequentially, compressing the overall schedule.
Performance data available upon request.
We haven't published specific week- or month-level figures — talk to our deployment team about the timeline for your project.
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