Product concept · Pilot first

A private cloud. Where you need it.

Smartbox builds the infrastructure. Connectorzzz makes it run like a cloud.

Modular infrastructure, built off-site. Local compute, connected to your world. Starting with Smartbox Edge DC.

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A crane lifting a prefabricated modular data center into position
Smartbox Edge DCProduct concept · Pilot first
Modular infrastructure reference · Not a Smartbox prototype
01

Built off-site

Build, integrate and test before the unit reaches your site.

02

Run locally

Keep compute close to your users, machines and data.

03

Managed remotely

Design operations into the platform from the start.

04

Grow in steps

Start with the capacity you need. Add modules later.

SMARTBOX × CONNECTORZZZ

Two disciplines. One complete system.

Smartbox brings the physical unit. Connectorzzz brings the platform and operations. Choose the capacity you need. The proposed model: we build it, deliver it, connect it and run it.

01 / THE FIRST PRODUCT

Smartbox Edge DC

A modular private cloud, built in a Smartbox and operated by Connectorzzz. One integrated unit, from power and cooling to customer workloads.

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EDGE DC
Private cloud
Kubernetes
Virtual machines
Storage & backup
Edge computing
GPU workloads

Local / Controlled / Modular / Managed

Keep the important things close.

Local processing can reduce latency, keep data on your site and give you dedicated capacity. Continuity during a WAN outage depends on local identity, services and workload design; the pilot will test it.

Public cloud and local infrastructure

Public cloud remains useful for rapid access to services and flexible capacity. Edge DC targets workloads that need local processing, physical control or limited WAN dependency. Hybrid integration with AWS, Azure or Google Cloud is a design goal, with the technology selected for each customer.

Location

Public cloud: selected provider region

Edge DC: selected customer site

Capacity

Public cloud: rented and elastic

Edge DC: dedicated, planned in modules

Operations

Public cloud: provider services

Edge DC: proposed Connectorzzz operations layer

Connectivity

Public cloud: service-dependent

Edge DC: local continuity must be validated

Cost

Public cloud: usage and contract terms

Edge DC: hardware, power, cooling and operations

Modular or traditional?

Traditional data centers can suit large, site-specific requirements. Modular construction moves integration and testing into the factory, then ships the unit to a prepared site. Both need power, connectivity, safety design and commissioning. No deployment-time or cost advantage is promised before measurement.

How it works

From factory floor to your own cloud.

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  1. 01 · Physical infrastructure
  2. 02 · Facility systems
  3. 03 · IT hardware
  4. 04 · Connectorzzz platform
  5. 05 · Customer workloads

Use cases

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Government

Private applications and sensitive data may need local hosting. A dedicated unit could provide local services, backup, recovery and private AI under defined access policies.

Telecom

Network services and AI inference need compute near users. Edge DC could host edge workloads, customer services and selected 5G-related applications close to the network.

Banks and regulated companies

Data location, controlled access and recovery are key concerns. A private platform could support local applications, backup, disaster recovery and a controlled hybrid cloud.

Factories

Machine data and computer vision can be sensitive to latency. Local compute could run production applications, AI inference and backup near the production line.

Future direction / AI DC

Next: a home for private AI.

Smartbox AI DC is the future GPU-focused edition. Local model hosting, fast storage and high-speed networking, designed around real AI workloads.

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Future direction

One control plane. Many locations.

A shared view of health, power, cooling, network, compute, storage, GPU, capacity, backups, alerts and software versions.

Connectorzzz
TUN-DC-001Tunis · Healthy
TUN-DC-002Sfax · Healthy
MAR-DC-001Tangier · Network warning
REMOTE-DC-004Remote site · Running locally

Illustrative control plane · Future concept, not live telemetry

Future direction

One platform. More possibilities.

Beyond the data center, the same connectivity, monitoring, automation and security could support a family of connected Smartbox products.

Smartbox Work

Connected offices, access, Wi-Fi and remote support.

Smartbox Health

Connected care units. Medical, privacy and regulatory review required.

Smartbox Industry

Industrial edge, machine monitoring and local AI.

Smartbox Guard

Security units, cameras, access and local recording.

Smartbox Energy

Energy monitoring, batteries and microgrid control.

Smartbox Retail

Connected shops, point of sale and remote support.

Smartbox Remote

Local compute and connectivity for remote locations.

Partnership

Built by Smartbox. Connected by Connectorzzz.

Physical infrastructure and technology operations, designed together. These are proposed roles for the concept, not a statement of a finalized commercial agreement.

Smartbox · The physical product

Industrial design, container engineering, structure, facility systems, cooling integration, physical security, manufacturing, logistics and installation.

Connectorzzz · The technology layer

Cloud architecture, virtualization, Kubernetes, networking, storage, automation, identity, monitoring, security, AI integration and remote operations.

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Pilot

One real unit. Real answers.

Plan a pilot

The first configuration

A proposed 1–2 rack unit, sized after choosing the workload. Power, hardware and cooling are still to be engineered.

  • Real compute nodes and storage
  • Redundant switching and remote management
  • UPS, cooling and environmental monitoring
  • VMs, Kubernetes, a database and object storage
  • Backup and an optional GPU workload

Measure before making promises

The pilot should produce the evidence for future product specifications.

  • Build, deployment and customer setup time
  • Power use and cooling performance
  • Network, compute and storage performance
  • Infrastructure health and remote recovery
  • Operating cost and support effort

SMARTBOX × CONNECTORZZZ

Start small. Prove it in the real world.

Choose a real workload. Build one unit. Measure what matters.

Plan a pilot