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About Us

We bring compute to power.

Nawa develops modular GPU infrastructure on power that already exists and commercialises the capacity.

What Nawa does

Four stages, one arrangement.

Nawa originates sites where usable power is already available, equips them with factory-built modules, develops and connects each deployment, and sells the capacity. The company signs with the power owner on one side and the compute buyer on the other and carries the deployment between them.

Approach

Own the power relationship and the whitespace.

Nawa holds the power agreement and the site, and builds the containerised whitespace on them. Offtake agreements with GPU-cloud operators pay for all of it on a revenue-share basis; the operators supply and finance the GPUs and hold the end customer. Nawa’s economics are contracted before construction begins.

Our power thesis

Build where the power is.

Power availability shapes where AI infrastructure can grow. Behind-the-meter generation places the power plant and the compute on the same site, reducing dependence on new grid capacity.

We start with available nameplate power, then establish what can reliably reach the racks. Our search includes existing generation, wind and solar with firming, and distinctive opportunities around natural gas, biogas facilities and flare gas.

The opportunity becomes a deployment when fuel supply, permits, cooling, connectivity and customer requirements work together. We size the compute around dependable net power and build in repeatable modules.

Bring us a powered site

Further reading: SemiAnalysis on delivering behind-the-meter power ↗

The unit

One cell, repeated.

Every deployment is the same cell: NAWA F2, an IT container for four to six NVL72-class racks and a power container beside it, both standard ISO boxes. Factory-built and ocean-shippable, the same across voltage standards, so the second site costs less than the first.

IT box
40 ft ISO high-cube
Power box
40 ft ISO, or 20 ft where cells never stack
Compute racks
6, NVL72-class; 4 at entry
Accelerators
432; 288 at entry
IT load
About 1,025 kW; 690 kW at entry
Facility load
1.17 MW; 0.79 MW at entry
Air plant
275 kW qualified, minimum
Ride-through
90 seconds
Transformer on the pad
1,500 kVA
Campus of four cells
1,728 GPUs, about 4.7 MW, 8 containers
Firm power to enter a site
1.2 MW; 0.9 MW for the four-rack loadout
Open NAWA F2

Where we work

Positions on power, with the stage stated.

Sri Lanka is our flagship development opportunity. Our wider pipeline spans site diligence and regional assessment, with the stage of each opportunity stated.

Contact

Reach the team.

hello@nawapower.com

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