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We bring
compute
to power.

Power exists in extraordinary places.
We bring the infrastructure to use it.

Under diligence
150+ MW
Countries
6

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Start at
the source.

Behind the meter.

We bring compute to available power: wind, solar, biogas and flare gas. Each site starts with nameplate capacity and a clear view of what it can reliably deliver.

We bring compute to available wind, solar, biogas and flare gas, starting with reliable power behind the meter.

Fuel cells and gas generation unlock opportunities close to the source. Fuel quality, continuity and site conditions guide the design.

Find the power. Build around the site.

Meet NAWA F2.

Accelerator racks, liquid cooling, roof-mounted heat rejection and UPS come together in a repeatable container system.

Liquid-cooled accelerator racks, roof-mounted heat rejection and protected power, in one repeatable system.

Dual cooling distribution units serve the racks. Trim chillers support the network and air systems, with batteries housed separately.

Designed around NVIDIA reference specifications.

Capacity meets demand.

For offtakers and neoclouds, we match compute to real workloads. Our potential sites bring available power closer to demand.

We match compute to real workloads, connecting potential sites with offtakers and neoclouds.

Sri Lanka leads our pipeline. Potential sites across the US and selected international markets are in diligence or under review.

Potential deployments · Site and commercial review

Follow the power

We bring compute to power.

Power exists in extraordinary places. We bring the infrastructure to use it.

Under diligence
150+ MW
Countries
6
Clay scene of a truck delivering a NAWA F2 container, with compute racks and on-site power equipment.
NAWA F2Built to meet the site

The Nawa model

Clay model of renewable generation and on-site power equipment.
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Behind-the-meter generation

Start at the source.

We bring compute to available wind, solar, natural gas and biogas. Dependable power, fuel supply and site conditions shape each deployment.

Wind

Behind-the-meter power

Compute beside the wind farm.

We work with wind providers to place compute close to renewable generation. Hourly output, curtailment and firming requirements shape the capacity a site can support.

Solar

Generation matched to demand

Use power where it is produced.

Co-located solar can supply daytime demand behind the meter. We size around the generation profile and assess storage or complementary generation for continuity.

Fuel cell

Natural gas · Conditioned biogas

Steady power from a local fuel source.

Fuel cells convert natural gas or conditioned biogas into electricity electrochemically. Co-location with biogas facilities starts with gas cleanup, fuel continuity and a suitable generation system.

Natural Gas

Available generation · Fuel diligence

Find the megawatts already available.

We assess existing nameplate generation and opportunities around biogas and flare gas. Gas composition, pressure, treatment and dependable net output determine the site design.

NAWA F2

The cell,
part by part.

Compute, cooling and power. Built to work together.

Racks Concept
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The compute inside.

Vera Rubin NVL72 racks sit inside the IT module. We coordinate the rack layout and integration with our silicon partners.

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The cell

One megawatt in two standard containers.

NAWA F2, plan and elevation Plan: an IT container with an incoming panel, a heat-exchanger bay, six compute rack positions, three fabric positions and an air plant, beside a power container with a switchboard, a UPS and a battery behind a fire partition, and a transformer on the pad. Elevation: the IT container on its slab with a V-bank cooler on a roof frame carried by the corner castings, and the stacked option inset. service aisle to next cell 20 ft where cells never stack stacked option 05 03 01 02 04 06 07 08 09 10

Plan and elevation. F2 layout, September 2026. Not to dimension.

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The deployable unit is a two-container cell in standard ISO boxes: an IT box carrying six NVL72-class racks with their fabric, and a power box carrying the switchboard and the UPS. The pair is tested together at the factory and re-joined on site with one busduct connection. It stacks from one cell to a campus, and the module set stays the same across geographies and voltage standards.

Start with your workload.

Share the capacity, location and timing you need. We’ll assess how it fits a Nawa deployment.

Discuss compute requirements

Racks shipped in as little as four months.

We work closely with silicon partners to ship racks in as little as four months, coordinating hardware supply with the infrastructure that will power and cool it. Timing depends on configuration and availability.

Plan your deployment

Deployments

A network taking shape.

Sri Lanka leads our development pipeline. Across selected markets, we are assessing sites and working through the power, connectivity and commercial foundations for compute.

Flagship opportunity · In diligence

Sri Lanka.

A phased compute deployment on the north-west coast, built around the power on site.

Compute platformNVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 (VR200)

Explore Sri Lanka
Architectural concept of branded NAWA F2 compute and power containers beside wind turbines on Sri Lanka’s north-west coast.
Proposed NAWA F2 deployment · Concept.
The development pipeline North-west coast, Sri Lanka: Phased deployment, In diligence. Dallas–Fort Worth, United States: Under review, In diligence. San Francisco Bay Area, United States: Under review, Under review. United Arab Emirates, United Arab Emirates: Under review, In diligence. Ankara region, Türkiye: Under review, Under review. Dodoma region, Tanzania: Under review, Under review.

Development pipeline

  • 6 Opportunities Across site diligence and regional assessment
  • 5 Countries United States and four international markets
  • Sri Lanka Flagship Phased NAWA F2 deployment under assessment

3 in diligence · 3 under review

Another route to power

Compute beside
the fuel source.

We develop opportunities to colocate modular compute with biogas facilities and sites with reliable natural gas. On-site fuel cells convert conditioned gas into electricity for the racks, bringing generation and compute together at the same site.

We assess fuel quality and volume, site access and fiber together, then size the power plant and compute deployment around what the location can support.

Bring us a gas or biogas site
From a local fuel source to a Nawa F2 A clay illustration of conditioned gas flowing into a fuel-cell module, with electricity carried to a Nawa F2 compute container. F2 Conditioned gas Fuel cells Nawa F2
Local fuel. On-site generation. Compute at the source.

Compute

Compute capacity, deployed around available power.

Nawa develops and commercialises modular GPU infrastructure for inference workloads and flexible hourly consumption.

  • Inference compute

    Dedicated and reserved capacity for production inference workloads, deployed through infrastructure Nawa develops and operates close to where the output is consumed.

    • Capacity held for one buyer, on a stated term
    • Edge placement, near where the output is consumed
    • In-country deployment where data residency requires it
    • Sized for interactive inference with a tight round-trip budget
  • GPUs by the hour

    Hourly access to GPU capacity for teams that need accelerator time without owning the hardware, served from deployments Nawa develops and operates.

    • Billing by the hour, against the capacity drawn
    • On-demand and reserved access
    • Scales up and down with the workload
    • Served from Nawa-operated deployments

Need dedicated capacity or a custom deployment? Speak with our infrastructure team.

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