ARCLITH.
Every layer, all the way down.
A concept launch page for a fictional data-centre processor: a descent film from the module to the transistor, a 3D package that lifts apart into six layers, and a die floorplan with a live heat simulation.
The piece, section by section
A concept processor you scroll into — module, die, copper, transistor, data centre.
A film you scroll.
804 frames drawn to a canvas — scroll moves the camera from the module into the die, along copper wiring and past nanosheet transistors switching on.
Six layers, one module.
A three.js package turns, then lifts apart layer by layer — contacts, substrate, capacitors, memory, die and stiffener — with labels that follow each part.
Put it to work.
A floorplan of eight blocks with a live heat simulation. Choose Idle, Inference or Training and watch where the heat goes; point at a block to read it.
On paper.
Process, cores, memory, package and power — every figure a concept value for a fictional data-centre processor, not a benchmark.
Then a hall of them.
One module is a starting point. The page ends in a data hall of thousands, working as one.
Made honestly
ARCLITH is fictional — nothing is for sale and every figure is a concept value. The film clips were generated with Google Veo; the scale transitions, 3D module, floorplan and heat simulation are code. In the promo video the laptop and room are rendered; the screen is a frame-by-frame capture of the real page.
More from the collection
Keep exploring.
RS-01
A fictional brick-built race car kit: your scroll lets the finished car go into its 1,622 pieces and builds it back, brick by brick, under a camera viewfinder.
AJ1
An unofficial redesign of the Air Jordan 1 page: the scroll takes the shoe apart panel by panel, sews it back together and lines up its colourways.
M3 E30
An unofficial fan concept for the original M3, where nothing on the page is a video: every frame is rendered live in the browser.
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