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Build
Stand up the full stack on a budget, against demand that will not wait. Every build choice sets your cost base — and how far you can grow before it hurts.
Data-center business simulation
Run a data center. Feel every decision.
Simulcation drops your team into a living data center — real budgets, real outages, real customers. The fastest way to learn how infrastructure earns money, loses money, and wins it back.
Missions, incidents, and a P&L that keeps score. Not another slide deck.
Data centers are taught in silos. Decisions cut across them.
In a live data center, every choice ripples — through services, customers, and the bottom line. Simulcation makes those ripples visible.
The industry sees the same challenge
85%
of human-error outages stem from staff failing to follow procedures — or from flaws in the procedures themselves.
54%
of operators say their most recent serious outage cost more than $100,000 — one in five say more than $1 million.
46%
of operators struggle to find qualified candidates for open data-center roles.
1.4 bn
people — 40% of the global workforce — will need to reskill within three years as AI and automation change how work is done.
More pressure, more money at stake, fewer experienced hands — the case for training judgment, not just facts.
Build it. Run it. Break it. Answer for it.
Players build and operate a virtual data center under real-world pressure — and watch every decision land on the income statement. That is the point: judgment practiced here is judgment your team carries into the real one.
02
Operate
Set service levels, hire and train the team, time the modernization. Every operating call moves service quality, cost, and customer satisfaction.
03
Survive
Outages cascade, hardware ages, demand spikes. What you prepared in the calm decides how long the outage lasts — and what it costs.
04
Answer for it
Revenue, cost, bottlenecks, customer satisfaction — the CEO floor turns every choice into a number. You learn to defend decisions the way the business expects: with results.
Who gets the most out of it
01
Sales engineers & pre-sales
Lead the business-value conversation with confidence. You connect every proposal to uptime, risk, and money — your customers get solutions that fit, and you close on outcomes.
02
Vendor education & partners
Let partners experience your portfolio's value inside a running system. They sell with conviction — and their customers end up with solutions that serve them better.
03
Data-center teams & managers
Build operating judgment before the first real incident. Your team acts calmly and fast when it counts — and your customers feel it as service they can rely on.
04
Executives & IT managers
See exactly which trade-offs drive availability, risk, and spend. You fund the right priorities — and explain them to the business in its own language.
Let's build better, more reliable data centers — together
One system, understood by everyone
Simulcation puts technical, operational, customer, and financial vocabulary into one learning environment — so engineers, sellers, and executives reason about the same data center and pull in the same direction.
Where teams put it to work
Six programs, from sales discovery to incident economics — here are three. The rest live on the Solutions page, next to the registration tracks.
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Sales discovery
Ask sharper questions. Connect what you sell to outcomes customers pay for.
02
Vendor & partner education
Partners learn your portfolio by running it — themed missions, live leaderboards.
03
Onboarding & team training
New hires learn in weeks what usually takes real incidents to teach.
Frequently asked questions
The short version of everything else you might be wondering.
Is Simulcation an engineering simulation tool?
No. Simulcation does not replace specialist engineering tools for thermal modeling, electrical design, CFD, or detailed facility planning — and it is not a passive e-learning course either. It is a decision simulation for the broader system: infrastructure to services to operations to customers to financial outcomes.
Is Simulcation a digital twin?
No. A digital twin mirrors one specific facility in deep technical detail. Simulcation goes the other way: it builds broader operational knowledge and business judgment — how decisions ripple across services, customers, and money — not a detailed technical replica of your data center.
Who is Simulcation for?
It is designed for sales engineers, pre-sales teams, vendor education teams, data-center employees, data-center managers, IT managers, client executives, product specialists, and partner organizations.
Can missions be customized?
Yes. Missions can be designed around specific learning goals, sales campaigns, partner programs, services, modernization themes, or management-training objectives.
Does Simulcation replace certification training?
No. It complements traditional training and certification by helping users apply concepts, understand relationships, and experience consequences in scenarios.
Why does this matter now?
AI growth, power constraints, modernization pressure, and staffing shortages are making data-center decisions more complex and more business-critical — and more people than ever have to understand them. Simulcation gives non-specialist stakeholders a practical way to connect infrastructure decisions to business outcomes.
What is inside the simulation?
Three connected floors: one where you build and run the infrastructure, one where it serves customers, and a CEO floor that keeps score. The Simulation page shows the decisions you learn to make on each, what the model simulates, and how missions work.
How do teams run it?
Solo missions for individual learning, cohorts for onboarding and classes, and competitive team challenges with leaderboards for sales kick-offs, partner programs, and sponsored contests.
Ready to make data-center learning experiential?
Give your teams a safe place to make decisions, see consequences, and build business-level data-center understanding.