Submer Group launches Corenix modular data centers for AI operators
Submer Group introduced Corenix, a modular data center company targeting AI operators, neoclouds, and hyperscalers. The new venture, headquartered in Houston, focuses on factory-built, integrated data center modules combining power, cooling, networking, and IT—delivered to site for commissioning. Corenix claims its approach addresses delays in traditional builds by offering a fixed timeline from…
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- Corenix delivers factory-tested modular data centers for AI workloads, using NVIDIA reference designs
- Submer Group claims 500 MW+ liquid-cooled infrastructure deployed in nine months from order
- Martin Renkis, ex-Johnson Controls executive, leads Corenix with a focus on fixed delivery timelines
Martin Renkis, a former Johnson Controls executive, leads Corenix. Submer Group highlights its own experience—including a 500 MW+ liquid-cooled campus delivered in nine months—and positions Corenix as part of its broader AI infrastructure ecosystem. Sister companies Rubix Data Centers and Radian Arc support full-stack AI deployments, from data center operations to GPU-as-a-Service. Submer Group, founded in 2015, operates globally with 8 GW+ of powered land and three R&D labs.
Submer Group Unveils Corenix Modular Data Center Company for AI
Unite.AI · 28 September 2026
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