The article discusses the launch of ECL's MV1 data center in Mountain View, California, which is specifically designed to cater to the high densities of GPUs essential for AI infrastructure. This cutting-edge facility boasts a power usage efficiency (PUE) of 1.1 and can support high-density deployments of up to 75kW per rack. The first customer of MV1 is Cato Digital, a provider of sustainable bare metal cloud services, offering dedicated GPU server rentals tailored for inference engines, AI models, and language training. The collaboration between Cato Digital and ECL extends to their involvement in the iMason's climate accord, focusing on decarbonizing digital infrastructure. ECL's CEO, Yuval Bachar, emphasizes the benefits of hydrogen as a power source for future data centers due to its safety, efficiency, and sustainability. Bachar also highlights ECL's innovative approach in supporting the AI industry's growing demands through hydrogen-powered data centers. The article concludes with optimism about the transformative potential of ECL's data center in accelerating technological advancements and shaping the future of AI infrastructure.