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Structured cabling for AI compute farms

An AI compute cluster is only as good as its network. We design, install and certify the high-density cabling that connects your GPU nodes, storage and switches — cleanly, documented, and ready to grow.

Why it matters

In an AI farm, cabling is a performance component

Model training generates massive east-west traffic between GPU nodes and storage. A badly terminated link, a pinched fibre or a poorly ventilated rack costs you compute hours — and those problems stay invisible until the load arrives.

  • High density, high throughputMulti-strand fibre (MPO/MTP), high-speed copper, direct-attach cables (DAC) and active optics (AOC) — sized for today’s speeds and the next generation.
  • Spine-leaf topologiesShort, predictable paths between every node, designed with your network team — aligned with your Dell PowerSwitch fabric.
  • Thermal managementCable routing designed for hot/cold-aisle airflow — density must never choke the cooling.
What we deliver

A clean build, fully documented

Design and plans

Rack layouts, pathways, lengths, media and connector choices — validated with your network and facilities teams before the first pull.

Installation and certification

Pulling, termination, systematic labelling at both ends, then testing of every link with a certification report handed over at delivery.

Operations documentation

Link registry, up-to-date diagrams and a labelling convention: your teams know exactly what to unplug — and what never to touch.

Designed alongside our AI compute farms. Cabling integrates with our AI compute infrastructure offering — same team, same build, same documentation — but it is also available on its own, to densify or clean up an existing room.
On the ground

Good work shows — and measures.

Every link is tested, labelled and recorded before go-live. When a port drops at 3 a.m., your team finds the right cable in seconds.

An AI cluster project, or a room to densify?

Let’s talk topology, density and timeline — a 20-minute call is enough to scope the need.