DIMAAG launched the ZettaWatt Power Platform, a grid-to-800 VDC power conversion system that enables AI data centers to
DIMAAG, a deep technology company building intelligent power infrastructure for the AI era, unveiled the ZettaWatt Power Platform on August 5, 2026, a modular system engineered for hyperscale AI data centers. Independently validated by the Electric Power Engineers, the platform meets ERCOT requirements for low-voltage ride-through and smooths cyclic loads to less than 1% without the efficiency losses of double power conversion, addressing the interconnection barriers that have prevented AI data centers from connecting to the grid.
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence is driving changes in both utility interconnection requirements and data-center power architecture. Texas's ERCOT region implemented NOGRR282 effective August 1, 2026, requiring Large Computational Loads to withstand specified voltage and frequency disturbances rather than disconnect during grid events. Concurrently, NVIDIA and major hyperscalers have announced their transition from 50 VDC to 800 VDC power architecture for next-generation AI servers and megawatt-class racks. The ZettaWatt Power Platform bridges these two shifts by extending 800 VDC benefits from AI racks to the utility grid interface.
Ian Wright, CTO of DIMAAG and Tesla co-founder, stated that the platform fundamentally redefines hyperscale infrastructure economics. The system integrates grid-to-800 VDC power conversion, DIMAAG's patented Zenius immersion-cooled battery technology, real-time controls and Zifer intelligent energy management into a single platform providing dynamic load smoothing, integrated UPS functionality, demand response and ERCOT compliance. By combining multiple power-management functions into one system, the platform eliminates traditional double power conversion, AC switchgear and standalone UPS systems, reducing complexity, footprint and energy losses while improving power quality.
The ZettaWatt Power Platform is manufactured in the United States and is available now. DIMAAG, with offices in the U.S., India and Japan, develops field-deployable solutions spanning industrial AI, heavy-duty electric mobility and grid-ready power systems for AI data centers.