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Global Compliance

Compute anywhere,
built to local code

Every SINOWISE project is prepared for the country it runs in: components from the latest NVIDIA approved vendor list (AVL), power matched to the local grid, a planned certification and testing path, and installation documents written to local codes, across North America, Europe, Japan, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America. The same process covers racks, containers and campuses.

North AmericaEuropeJapanSouth KoreaSoutheast AsiaSouth AsiaMiddle EastAfricaLatin AmericaOceania

Select a region on the map to see its local requirements.

AVLComponents from the latest NVIDIA AVL
10regionsMajor markets on six continents
50 / 60HzLocal voltages and frequencies
3product linesRacks, containers and campuses all covered

What it covers

Compliance isn't paperwork you add at the end. It starts with component selection.

01

AVL-based selection

Key rack, liquid-cooling and power components are selected from the latest NVIDIA AVL and aligned with deployment requirements for platforms such as MGX, B300 and GB300 NVL72.

02

Grid and power distribution

Power distribution, UPS and rack PDUs configured for each market’s voltage class, frequency and grounding.

03

Certification and testing path

Safety, EMC and other certification and testing are planned around each country's market-access requirements, with labs and lead times booked early.

04

International standards and mutual recognition

Built on international standards such as IEC 62368-1 and IEC 61439, using the IECEE CB Scheme (54 member countries) to cut repeat testing from country to country.

05

Installation codes and documents

Drawings, calculations and installation instructions prepared to local electrical, fire and building codes.

06

Efficiency and environmental rules

EU data centers of 500 kW and up report energy KPIs, Germany's Energy Efficiency Act adds PUE and waste-heat rules, and Singapore has a green data center standard; refrigerants are chosen to the F-gas Regulation and similar rules.

07

Shipping, seismic and climate

Sea-freight dimensions, lifting and on-site anchoring plans; seismic anchoring for earthquake-prone markets such as Japan, Turkey and Chile, and extra protection where heat, dust or humidity call for it.

08

Delivery and operations

On-site installation and commissioning, acceptance documents and operations handover, with spares and remote monitoring configured per project.

By region

These are the compliance dimensions we cover; certification scope and status for each product are confirmed in the project documents.

MarketsUnited States, Canada
Grid and distribution480/277 V, 208/120 V and others at 60 Hz; Canada also 600/347 V
Product safetyNRTL certification path (e.g. UL, ETL), with UL 2755 as the reference for modular data centers; CSA, cUL and similar in Canada
Electrical installation and fireNEC (NFPA 70), NFPA 75; Canadian Electrical Code (CSA C22.1)
EMCFCC Part 15; ICES-003 in Canada

How a project runs, country by country

01

Market and site assessment

Market-access requirements, grid and site conditions in the target country

02

AVL selection and design

Specified from the latest NVIDIA AVL, with design documents issued

03

Certification and testing

Certification, testing and documents arranged to market-access requirements

04

Factory build and acceptance testing

Prefabricated and integrated, tested before shipping

05

Shipping, installation and acceptance

Sea freight, lifting, on-site commissioning and handover

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