SkySpigot Information

SkySpigot designs cooling for data centers that takes the heat off the chip with no chillers, no cooling towers, no coolant loop and no facility water. The site supplies power and air, nothing else. The architecture is sorption-based. A thin film of water boils against the chip inside a sealed loop, the vapor carries the heat to a sorbent hub, and the heat leaves to the outside air. Nothing is pumped through the rack. The practical result is that a data center can go where the power is and where the water isn’t, and the chiller plant and cooling towers that sit beside every data center today aren’t built at all. The cooling device is one of four on the same physics. The others are a mechanical vapor recompressor that dries the sorbent and returns the heat to the cycle, a thermal battery, and an atmospheric water generator designed to work anywhere and beat the delivery truck on cost. We’re an IP company and we won’t manufacture any of it. The companies that build cooling equipment today will build it under license, and operators will buy it from the vendors they already buy from. Where we stand: the architecture is patent-pending, every figure is analytical at technology readiness level 3, and no hardware exists yet. Our seed round is open to accredited investors, with room for a handful of strategic investors, and it funds the first unit, built in the Phoenix metro with every result independently attested as it lands. Separately, the Charter Access Program is a paid seat that delivers those results as they arrive, with a place in line to negotiate a license first. If you’re an investor, an operator, or a company that builds cooling equipment, we should talk. Details at skyspigot.com.