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Two fused layers

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Two fused layers. (1) Harmonized node-level energy market data across 9 North American grids (PJM, MISO, ERCOT, SPP, CAISO, NYISO, ISO-NE, IESO, AESO) — real-time and historical nodal LMP, demand, available capacity, renewable share and a derived grid-stress index across 20,000+ grid nodes. (2) The non-obvious byproduct: private data-center-side telemetry from LōD IoT (real-time monitoring and remote control of 100+ facility estates, 1,000+ MW under management) and LōD Flexible Compute workload-routing/curtailment decisions — i.e. measured IT load, cooling and GPU/workload migration actions timestamped against nodal price and grid-stress conditions.

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Type
not stated
Format
Multimodal — streaming time-series (nodal LMP, demand, capacity, renewables, grid stress at sub-hourly resolution), tabular market snapshots per node/market, and device-level industrial telemetry plus decision/execution logs. Delivered as a live platform layer rather than static files.
Volume
Very large time-series store. Stated surface: 20,000+ grid nodes across 9 markets. At 5-minute market intervals that is ~288 intervals/node/day ≈ 5.8M market rows per day, on the order of 2 billion nodal rows per year for market data alone. On top of that, device telemetry from 100+ facilities at 1,000+ MW of load — a 100 MW campus at even 1-second sensor cadence across a few hundred points is >10^9 points/year/site — so total raw history plausibly reaches hundreds of TB. Plus the full automated decision/execution audit log, which is small in bytes and high in value.
Users
No consumer registration concept — enterprise seats are sold per customer estate and no signup count is disclosed. Bounded operational estimate: low-hundreds of named operator/energy-team users across the stated 100+ contracted data centers with 1,000+ MW under management (inferred from stated site count and a 22-person vendor team).
History
6 years
Update frequency
not stated
Growth
Active — currently marketing three expanding product lines (data layer, IoT control, and a newer flexible-compute/DSX interconnection engine), SOC 1 and SOC 2 certified (attestations are renewed annually, so the certification implies an audited operational year), and the site shows a live timestamped market feed. 22-person team in Vancouver with an open CEO-led structure. No signs of stagnation: no archived or stale content.
Launched
~2020-2021 — the earliest organizational footprint on record for lod.io in business-contact directories dates to mid-2021, and the company is Vancouver-based with a 22-person team, consistent with an early-2020s founding. Treat ~2021 as the working launch year.
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