About Vereqta

Making engineering decisions easier to verify.

Vereqta is developing software that helps engineers check proposed equipment against project requirements, and see the evidence behind each answer.

Purpose

Critical infrastructure is built from equipment that has to perform under specific conditions. We want the check that proves it to be faster, clearer and easier to trace.

The complexity

Qualifying equipment means comparing a project specification with manufacturer documents, across operating temperatures, cooling capacities, flow rates, pressures, electrical characteristics, dimensions, optional configurations and redundancy.

Manufacturers describe these in different layouts, terms and tables. Engineers have to find the mismatches, spot what is missing, and keep a clear record of where each answer came from.

Operating conditions

A number is only half of a specification.

A cooling rating depends on the conditions it was measured under: approach temperature difference, temperatures, pressures, coolant and flow. A figure from one condition cannot simply be set against a requirement written for another.

See an example

500 kW at 4°C ATD

is not the same claim as

975 kW at 8°C ATD

Fictional values, for illustration.

Where we are starting

Our first focus is coolant distribution units (CDUs) in liquid-cooling systems for AI data centers. These systems move heat away from computing equipment, and their requirements span capacity, flow, pressure, temperatures, electrical power, communication protocols and redundancy.

We chose a narrow category on purpose: it lets us get the hard part, condition-aware comparison, right before widening the scope.

What we claim

Today

A defined problem, approach and product concept.
An interactive concept demo that uses illustrative data.

Not yet

An operational AI qualification system.
Commercial validation or measured accuracy.
Analysis of any real customer’s documents.

Qualified engineers remain responsible for final engineering decisions and approval. Vereqta is intended to support that review, not replace it.