Yuval Bachar, the founder of ECL, envisions a future where data centers are powered by hydrogen and built using 3D printing technology. ECL aims to deploy hundreds of megawatts of data center capacity alongside hydrogen pipelines and solar power arrays. Bachar believes that ECL offers a highly sustainable and green solution for the industry, addressing the increasing demand for AI computing power. The company recently achieved a milestone by delivering its first production data center powered by hydrogen in Mountain View, Calif. This facility, fully leased to AI hosting specialist Cato Digital, operates off-grid with a PUE of 1.1 and offers a zero-emission site with no impact on local water supplies. Bachar's vision for ECL includes pioneering a new standard of excellence in hydrogen-powered data centers, with plans to optimize efficiency, increase capacity, and integrate advanced cooling technologies to support larger blocks of capacity. The company's innovative approach has garnered significant interest within the digital infrastructure sector, positioning ECL as a leader in sustainable data center operations. ECL's future developments involve building larger sites with 3D-printed data center modules in 1-megawatt blocks, signaling a shift towards more sustainable and efficient data center solutions.