Modern building and pool using recovered AM ThermaLink server heat

Host AI compute. Reuse the heat.

AM ThermaLink places compact liquid-cooled compute systems at suitable host sites and reuses recovered server heat for pools, buildings, homes, hot water, or other heating needs.

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What hosts use the heat for

Anywhere warm water is useful

Recovered heat is delivered through a separated heat exchanger into your existing water or heating loop.

Swimming pool warmed by recovered server heat

Pool heating

Steady, year-round or seasonal pool and spa water heating.

Modern home that could use recovered heat for hydronic heating

Home heating

Hydronic and radiant systems in private homes and villas.

Commercial building with hydronic heating loops

Building heating

Commercial and mixed-use buildings with hydronic loops.

Domestic hot-water system pre-heated by recovered heat

Domestic hot water

Pre-heating hot water tanks and daily hot-water systems.

Hotel and spa pool with constant hot-water demand

Hotel / spa / gym

Pools, spas, showers — hospitality sites with constant demand.

Apartment building with shared hot water and heating

Apartment buildings

Shared hot water and heating across many units.

Greenhouse growing beds that benefit from recovered thermal energy

Greenhouses

Greenhouse and light-industrial thermal loads.

Something else?

If your site needs steady heat, tell us — we’ll review the fit.

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Takes about 5 minutes. Rough answers are fine — “not sure” is always an option, and nothing here commits you.

1Contact
2Internet
3Electrical
4Heat use
5Site placement
6Timeline

Applying does not commit you to anything, and not every property qualifies — we review each site individually.

Application received

Thanks — we received your host application. AM ThermaLink will review your site’s internet, power, location, and heating needs. If it looks like a potential fit, we’ll contact you for a deeper feasibility review.

Host FAQ

Common questions from hosts

What does it mean to host a system?
AM ThermaLink installs and operates a liquid-cooled compute system at your property. The system runs paid compute workloads for our customers, and the heat it produces is transferred into your pool, building, or hot-water system instead of being wasted.
What can the heat be used for?
Pool and spa heating, home and building heating (hydronic), domestic hot water, hotel/gym/spa water, apartment-building heat, and greenhouse or light-industrial loads — anywhere steady warm water is useful.
Do I need fiber internet?
Fiber is strongly preferred and a reliable, fast connection is required — compute customers depend on it. If 1 Gbps+ fiber is available at your address, that’s a good sign. Tell us your provider and plan in the application and we’ll assess it.
How much electrical capacity do I need?
It depends on system size. Small systems need a dedicated 240V circuit (roughly 40–60A) on a panel with spare capacity; larger systems benefit from 400A or three-phase service. A 200A residential panel with spare space is often workable for smaller systems.
Does the cooling fluid mix with my pool or building water?
No. A separated heat exchanger transfers heat between the compute cooling loop and your water loop across a sealed barrier — the fluids never mix. The design includes sensors, shutoffs, and monitoring.
Is the system monitored?
Yes — continuously. GPU utilization, temperatures, water-loop performance, heat transfer, uptime, and safety sensors are all monitored remotely.
Who maintains the system?
AM ThermaLink is responsible for the compute system and its cooling loop — installation, monitoring, and maintenance. Your existing heating equipment remains yours.
How much can I save?
It depends on your heating fuel, rates, climate, and how much the system runs. Recovered heat is designed to offset part of your heating bill — use the savings calculator for a conservative estimate for your site.
Does every property qualify?
No — and we’re upfront about that. Eligibility depends on internet, electrical capacity, location and climate, physical space, plumbing access, and heat demand. Every application gets a technical review before anything moves forward.
How do I apply?
Fill in the application above — it takes about 5 minutes and “not sure” is a valid answer for the technical questions. If your site looks like a potential fit, we’ll reach out for a deeper feasibility review.

Think your site could qualify?

Apply now and we’ll review your internet, power, location, and heat demand — no commitment.

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