Corgi Insurance Launches Data Center Coverage With GPU Protection
Corgi Insurance announced in a press release a new insurance program covering data centers from construction and commissioning through ongoing operations.
During construction, the program offers builders risk and delay in startup coverage. For operating facilities, it covers property and infrastructure such as power, cooling and uninterruptible power supply systems, along with business income losses when a covered event takes a facility offline.
The program also includes residual value protection for GPUs used in AI and high performance computing. It is available to colocation operators, GPU cloud providers, AI compute hosts, enterprise and edge data centers, and facility developers.
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