A distributed cloud network that brings high-density compute to energy-advantaged regions. Deploy AI, GPU, and HPC workloads where power is abundant.
The cloud has consolidated into a handful of hyperscale campuses pushing against hard physical constraints: saturated grids, contested land, and interconnection queues stretching into years.
Upgrade lines, substations, and grid infrastructure to push more electrons into a few giant campuses. Wait years for transmission projects.
Build where the physical system already favors delivery—geothermal basins, stranded gas fields, hydro corridors. Deploy in weeks, not years.
The next durable advantage in cloud will be control over where megawatts, land, and fiber intersect—and how that physical reality is exposed to developers.

Our first zone is launching in Colorado's San Luis Valley—a high-altitude basin with established fiber routes and long-term geothermal potential. Grid-backed modular infrastructure with a path to energy sovereignty.
Purpose-built infrastructure designed for rapid deployment at energy-advantaged sites. No hyperscale construction timelines. No multi-year grid interconnection queues.
Pre-configured units that ship ready to deploy. No construction, no permitting delays.
Start with what you need. Add capacity as demand grows. Scale down when it doesn't.
High power density from day one. Built for GPU clusters and demanding workloads.
Infrastructure that moves with opportunity. Redeploy to new zones as the network expands.
Zones are sited where the physical system already favors power delivery—not where it must be forced. Multiple energy sources from geothermal to natural gas to hydro.

Each zone operates as a cloud region with its own capacity, pricing, and energy characteristics. The orchestration platform ties them together into a unified network.


High power density, stable energy costs, and extreme uptime for workloads that need more than traditional cloud can offer.
Join our early access program and be among the first to deploy on a distributed cloud network built for high-density compute.