Observed arrival · 2026-11-09
Deeprun’s proposed Gulf Stream data center
Deeprun describes a plan for sealed AI-compute pods on the seabed off Miami, powered by Gulf Stream currents.
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- Its stated DR-3500 design sends power down two tethered generators and returns data by fiber to a Starlink-equipped buoy.
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The proposed DR-3500 node uses two tethered generators that move in figure-eights through the Gulf Stream, sending power to a nitrogen-filled steel pod on the seabed. The page says a fiber would carry compute results to a buoy with Starlink, while seawater removes heat. Its progress log labels the project Phase 0, with a dock trial scheduled for December 2026 and an eventual demo node listed for 2028.
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