01Communities
Host communities and civic leaders.
A clear account of what a site uses, what it returns, and who benefits.
Designed to give back where we build.
Our sites are designed to bring their own power, use little to no water, turn community waste streams into energy, and share value locally.
Pillar 05Own powerLittle to no waterLocal share
01Regenerative by design
Regenerative
by design.
Communities are asking hard questions about what a data center draws from them: power, water, and land. We would rather answer with design than with promises.
Every site is planned around four commitments. Each is a commitment we will report on, site by site, as the sites come online.
- 01
Bring our own power
On-site, non-polluting generation where the site allows, so new compute adds less load to the local grid.
- 02
Little to no water
Direct-to-chip cooling designed to use little to no water, rather than evaporating it.
- 03
Waste into energy
Community waste streams, such as wastewater, turned into a source of power for the site.
- 04
Value that stays
A share of what each site earns directed to local programs that are underfunded today.
02How it works
How we hold ourselves to it.
Commitments mean little without a record. Each site publishes what it uses and what it returns.
Before
Plan with the community
Power, water, jobs, and local share agreed before construction.
During
Build for the long term
Equipment chosen to last and to be upgraded, not replaced.
After
Report
Power, water, jobs, and local share reported for every site.
03Who it serves
Who it serves.
02Utilities
Utilities and regulators.
Sites that can supply part of their own power and ease pressure on the grid.
03Tenants
Tenants with their own goals.
Capacity that supports their own commitments on power and water.
04At a glance
Power and resources.
Power, cooling, and community commitments designed into every site: on-site generation, little to no water, waste-to-energy, and a local share of value.
These are design commitments. Site-level commitments are published with each site.
| Power | On-site, non-polluting generation where the site allows; grid where it does not |
|---|---|
| Cooling | Direct-to-chip, designed to use little to no water |
| Waste to energy | Community waste streams such as wastewater, converted to power |
| Local share | A share of site earnings for underfunded local programs |
| Reporting | Power, water, jobs, and local share, published per site |
05Works with
Part of one system.
01 / Pillar 01
Anchor campuses
Grid-connected compute campuses of 200 MW and up, developed on sites that already have power, alongside hyperscale and enterprise tenants.
Explore → 02 / Pillar 01Edge hubs
Compact edge hubs of 1 to 3.5 MW, placed close to demand and coordinated with the anchor campuses so many sites act as one system.
Explore → 05 / Pillar 03Innovation hub
A live operating environment where next-generation power, cooling, and compute technology goes into service before it is carried to every Sovereign Point site.
Explore →