The Nautilus Data Technologies Stockton 1 Data Center totals 7 megawatts of scalable critical IT load with four vaults in the vessel: three 2MW vaults and one 1MW vault available as a powered staging and test center.
All vaults offer high-density capacity and can support customers from a rack to a full vault deployment.
By eliminating chillers and cooling towers, Nautilus can reduce its capital expenditures, translating into Stockton data center customer savings of up to 30 percent versus a traditional data center and functions with no water consumption, chemical use, and no water pollution.
The patented Nautilus natural water cooling system can support three times the density of server racks and can cool emerging high-density computing configurations more than 55kW per rack.
The Stockton campus delivers prime last-mile connectivity with an 18-mile 288-strand redundant fiber ring to our carrier-neutral data center housing multiple network providers. Physically independent connections to the carrier’s long-haul and metro networks deliver direct connectivity to cloud services and your enterprise.
Nautilus is proud to have demonstrated the water-cooling technology can achieve the highest standards of environmental performance required by the US government and the State of California. Our team worked collaboratively with federal, state, and local professionals responsible for environmental stewardship to secure all regulatory approvals.
For the Stockton 1 Data Center this included water quality, air quality, public trust and natural resources, endangered species, state species, wetlands, and environment.
Carrier-neutral currently offering AT&T (Local/National), Vast, and Level 3 Utility Telecom Group (UTG) with access to all leading public, private, and hybrid cloud providers: AWS, MS Azure, Google, IBM, Box, Cisco, and more.
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Paul Royere is Vice President of Finance and Administration at Nautilus Data Technologies. For more than twenty years, he has specialized in finance and administration leadership for emerging technology companies, guiding them through high growth commercialization. In addition to senior team roles guiding strategic business operations, Mr. Royere has directed cross-functional teams in implementing business support systems, designing and measuring business plan performance, leading pre/post-merger activities, and delivering requisite corporate, tax and audit compliance.
While at 365 Data Centers, Mr. Royere served as Vice President of Finance leading a multi-discipline restructuring in preparation for the successful sale of seventeen data centers. As Vice President and Corporate Controller at Reliance Globalcom, Royere led the finance and business support teams to and through the conversion from a privately held company to a subsidiary of an international public conglomerate.
Arnold Magcale is founder and Chief Technology Officer of Nautilus Data Technologies. As a recognized leader and respected visionary in the technology industry, he specializes in data center infrastructure, high-availability networks, cloud design, and Software as a Service (SaaS) Technology.
While serving on the management team of Exodus Communications, he launched one of Silicon Valley’s first data centers. Mr. Magcale’s background includes executive positions at Motorola Mobility, where his team deployed the first global Droid devices, and LinkSource Technologies and The Quantum Capital Fund, serving as Chief Technology Officer. He was an early adopter and implementer of Cloud Computing and a member of the team at Danger, Inc., acquired by Microsoft.
Mr. Magcale had a distinguished ten year career in the United States Navy Special Forces. His military and maritime expertise provided the foundation for inventing the world’s first commercial waterborne data center.
James Connaughton is a globally distinguished energy, environment, technology expert, as both corporate leader and White House policymaker. Mr. Connaughton is the CEO of Nautilus Data Technologies, a high-performance, ultra-efficient, and sustainable data center infrastructure company powered by its proprietary water-cooling system. Before joining Nautilus Data Technologies, he served as Executive Vice President of C3.ai, a leading enterprise AI software provider for accelerating digital transformation.
From 2009-2013, Mr. Connaughton was Executive Vice President and a member of the Management Committee of Exelon and Constellation Energy, two of America’s cleanest, competitive suppliers of electricity, natural gas, and energy services. In 2001, Mr. Connaughton was unanimously confirmed by the US Senate to serve as Chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality. He served as President George W. Bush’s senior advisor on energy, environment, and natural resources, and as Director of the White House Office of Environmental Policy. During his eight-year service, Mr. Connaughton worked closely with the President, the Cabinet, and the Congress to develop and implement energy, environment, natural resource, and climate change policies. An avid ocean conservationist, Mr. Connaughton helped establish four of the largest and most ecologically diverse marine resource conservation areas in the world.
Mr. Connaughton is a member of the Advisory Board of the ClearPath Foundation and serves as an Advisor to X (Google’s Moonshot Factory) and Shine Technologies, a medical and commercial isotope company. He is also a member of the Board of Directors at the Resources for the Future and a member of the Advisory Boards at Yale’s Center on Environmental Law and Policy and Columbia’s Global Center on Energy Policy.
