Southeast Asia is not short of demand or capital. It is short of megawatts it can switch on, and the queue is measured in years. We are building a 1,000-acre campus in Kenya on geothermal baseload, commissioning in 2027, and taking reservations now. Reserved customers are placed first.
Every serious AI team in the region is queuing for the same constrained supply, and the constraint is grid and planning, not money.
We are not claiming to solve your 2026. Indonesia and Malaysia are also scaling into power-rich sites and will get there eventually. The question is which queue you would rather be in for 2027, and whether the energy price at the end of it is one you can build a business on.
A 95% renewable energy mix drawn from the Olkaria complex, one of the largest geothermal fields in Africa. No weather dependency and no time-of-day variance, which is what makes it usable for sustained training rather than opportunistic bursts.
Modules are manufactured and tested by Delta Electronics before they ship, so integration risk is resolved in a factory rather than on your timeline. A dedicated 90 MVA substation feeds the campus from two independent transmission lines.
Reserve a single 20 kW rack and grow into a module, or commit to capacity up front and take the reservation price. Reserving now sets your place at commissioning without a multi-year lock.
Power is generated renewably at source. It is not coal-grid power reconciled with purchased offsets, which matters if your own reporting has to survive scrutiny.
It suits you less well if you need capacity before 2027, if you are serving low-latency interactive traffic to users in the region, or if your regulator requires the data to stay on domestic soil. We would rather tell you that now than after a procurement cycle.
Bring the model, the token volume or the rack count and we will size it against the build, with a real commissioning date attached.