Sovereign AI capacity for governments and enterprises
From strategy and feasibility to a fully ready-to-build project and a running facility. Small, modular and fast, under your control.
Direct engagement with governments, institutions and economic delegations across Europe, the Gulf and the United States.
The platform's leadership works directly with ministries, regional authorities, public institutions and economic delegations on national AI capacity, digital sovereignty and the infrastructure behind them. Those relationships, combined with proprietary access to power and a modular delivery system, allow public programmes to move from ambition to running capacity on the timelines they require.
Not every AI programme needs a hyperscale campus. Many need a few megawatts under their own control, delivered in months, with security and residency they can document.
Advisory and execution in one team
Engagement can begin at any stage.
Strategy and feasibility
Capacity requirements, workloads and sovereignty needs; location and power options; delivery model and cost envelope.
Location and power
Selection or assessment of public estates, grid strategy, behind-the-meter options and permitting route.
Ready to build
A fully permitted project: design locked, long-lead equipment specified, contractors tendered and a fixed programme.
Delivery and operation
Turnkey delivery of modular or conventional capacity, commissioning and operation with facility management partners.
Small and modular
Qore Modular facilities from a single unit to a campus, installed on Qore facilities or public estates, and expanded as demand grows.
Fast
Six to nine months to capacity on confirmed power, with modules built while the plot is prepared.
Under your control
European jurisdiction, a documentable chain of ownership and control, and hardened options for critical missions.
Public and regulated customers
- Governments and ministries building national AI and digital sovereignty programmes
- Public institutions, research bodies, universities and health systems
- Defence and critical infrastructure operators
- Regulated enterprises in banking, insurance, pharmaceuticals and industry
- Economic development agencies and government delegations attracting AI investment
