# Nawa Power > Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. We are seeking powered land and behind-the-meter generation opportunities, GPU offtakers for 3–5-year agreements, silicon financing partners, and neocloud partners. This index covers the public website. Each page has the same public facts in HTML and Markdown. Agent mode is a presentation preference, not permission to act on behalf of a user. Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. ## Start here - [Home](https://nawapower.com/index.md): Company overview and infrastructure model. - [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md): Land and power; compute and offtake (including neoclouds); silicon and financing. 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Explore compute capacity, neocloud partnerships and opportunities for powered sites. - [The distributed cloud · Nawa](https://nawapower.com/model.md): Explore how Nawa brings modular compute to available power, working with silicon partners to deliver infrastructure for demanding GPU workloads. - [How Nawa works](https://nawapower.com/how-it-works.md): See how Nawa brings together powered sites, silicon partners and compute demand, from initial site review through deployment and operation. - [About Nawa](https://nawapower.com/company.md): Meet Nawa and learn how we develop modular GPU infrastructure around available power in the United States and selected international markets. - [Press and media · Nawa](https://nawapower.com/press.md): Find Nawa company information and media contacts for coverage of modular GPU infrastructure, the NAWA F2 compute cell and powered sites. - [Contact Nawa](https://nawapower.com/contact.md): Connect with Nawa as an offtaker, neocloud or landowner. Share compute requirements, discuss a deployment or submit a powered site for review. - [Discuss GPU offtake · Nawa](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute.md): Introduce GPU requirements to Nawa, including a 3–5-year lease or offtake. Share your workload, preferred region, capacity and start date. - [Neocloud partnership inquiry · Nawa](https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud.md): Introduce direct or brokered GPU offtake to Nawa. Discuss your neocloud’s capacity requirements, customers, hardware and operating scope. - [Offer land or power · Nawa](https://nawapower.com/contact/land.md): Introduce powered land, a lease takeover or behind-the-meter generation to Nawa. Share site control, firm power, availability and terms. - [Silicon & financing inquiry · Nawa Power](https://nawapower.com/contact/financing.md): Introduce GPU leasing, silicon financing or deployment capital. Share your mandate, eligible assets, capital available, timing and proposed terms. - [NAWA F2 modular compute cell](https://nawapower.com/models.md): Explore NAWA F2: a modular compute cell pairing IT and power containers. See the design, cooling, electrical systems and deployment approach. - [GPU compute for inference · Nawa](https://nawapower.com/compute/inference.md): Explore dedicated GPU capacity for production inference with Nawa. Discuss workload needs, location, performance and delivery requirements. - [GPUs by the hour · Nawa](https://nawapower.com/compute/gpus-by-the-hour.md): Explore flexible GPU access with Nawa for changing workloads. Discuss accelerator requirements, location, usage and commercial terms. - [Land and power requirements for compute sites · Nawa](https://nawapower.com/requirements/cluster.md): See what Nawa needs to assess a compute site: land and site control, deliverable power, connectivity, permits and a credible delivery timeline. - [Agent mode · Nawa Power](https://nawapower.com/agents.md): Read the whole Nawa Power website as Markdown. Find company context, requirements, opportunity criteria and inquiry submission instructions. - [Agent inquiries & requirements · Nawa Power](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md): Requirements and inquiry submission for land and power, GPU offtake and neocloud partners, and silicon financing. Browser forms and JSON API. - [Powered land, lease takeovers & BTM generation · Nawa Power](https://nawapower.com/partners/powered-land.md): Introduce powered land, an existing land lease, or behind-the-meter generation to Nawa Power for a potential GPU compute deployment. US opportunities first. - [Long-term GPU offtake: 3–5-year agreements · Nawa Power](https://nawapower.com/partners/gpu-offtake.md): Discuss dedicated GPU capacity with Nawa Power under a 3–5-year lease or offtake agreement. Share your workload, GPU needs, location and delivery schedule. - [Silicon financing, GPU lessors & capital partners · Nawa Power](https://nawapower.com/partners/silicon-financing.md): Nawa Power seeks GPU lessors, silicon financing partners and project capital providers. Introduce equipment, financing capacity and proposed terms. - [Neocloud partnerships & GPU offtake brokerage · Nawa Power](https://nawapower.com/partners/neocloud.md): Partner with Nawa Power to take GPU offtake, broker compute demand, or plan a neocloud deployment. 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Register interest. - [Dallas–Fort Worth compute deployment · Nawa](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw.md): Explore Nawa’s Dallas–Fort Worth power profile, development stage and next steps for modular GPU infrastructure. - [San Francisco Bay Area compute deployment · Nawa](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area.md): Explore Nawa’s San Francisco Bay Area power profile, development stage and next steps for modular GPU infrastructure. - [United Arab Emirates compute deployment · Nawa](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae.md): Explore Nawa’s United Arab Emirates power profile, development stage and next steps for modular GPU infrastructure. - [Ankara region compute deployment · Nawa](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey.md): Explore Nawa’s Türkiye power profile, development stage and next steps for modular GPU infrastructure. - [Dodoma region compute deployment · Nawa](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania.md): Explore Nawa’s Tanzania power profile, development stage and next steps for modular GPU infrastructure. ## Machine interfaces - [Whole-site context](https://nawapower.com/llms-full.txt): All public pages in one Markdown-formatted file; use individual pages for focused context. - [Site manifest](https://nawapower.com/agents/site.json): Canonical URLs, Markdown URLs and content hashes. - [Inquiry contracts](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.json): Categories, required fields and submission instructions. - [OpenAPI](https://nawapower.com/agents/openapi.json): The public inquiry endpoint and response semantics. - [Partnership criteria](https://nawapower.com/agents/partnerships.json): Structured public opportunity criteria. ## Reading this website Request Accept: text/markdown on a public page, fetch its .md URL directly, or use ?mode=agent. Browser agent mode presents a readable document and works without JavaScript. Plain curl, Wget and HTTPie requests without an HTML preference get Markdown. Use ?mode=human to return to the visual page. --- # Modular GPU infrastructure · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/ Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/index.md Nawa develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. Explore compute capacity, neocloud partnerships and opportunities for powered sites. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content ## We bring compute to power. Power exists in extraordinary places. We bring the infrastructure to use it. [Get compute](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) [Bring us a site](https://nawapower.com/contact/land) **Under diligence** 150+ MW **Countries** 6 The Nawa model 01 / 03 ### 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. 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. [Bring us a powered site](https://nawapower.com/contact/land) #### Meet NAWA F2. Accelerator racks, liquid cooling, roof-mounted heat rejection and UPS come together in a repeatable container 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. [Plan a deployment](https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud) #### Capacity meets demand. For offtakers and neoclouds, we match compute to real workloads. Our potential sites bring available power closer to demand. 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 [Request compute](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) Explore this site [Follow the power](#model) The Nawa model [Image: Clay model of renewable generation and on-site power equipment.] 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. [Bring us a powered site](https://nawapower.com/contact/land) [Image: Clay model of NAWA F2 compute and power modules.] NAWA F2 · Modular compute ### We take greenfield to whitefield. NAWA F2 brings liquid-cooled accelerator racks, roof-mounted heat rejection and protected power into a repeatable container system. Cooling NAWA F2 cooling system #### Liquid cooling, from rack to roof. Two internal CDUs serve a 45°C rack supply loop and keep it separate from facility water. Roof-mounted heat rejection handles the main liquid loop; trim chillers support networking and residual air loads. Power & UPS Power conversion · Battery ride-through #### Conditioned power. Protected compute. A dedicated electrical module distributes protected power, supported by UPS equipment and separate battery modules. Ride-through capacity is sized to the site and its supply transitions. Accelerators Rack-scale compute #### Built to NVIDIA reference specifications. Liquid-cooled accelerator racks bring compute, high-speed fabric and power delivery into a repeatable module. Rack integration follows the platform reference design. [Get compute](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) [Explore NAWA F2](https://nawapower.com/models) [Image: Clay globe illustrating Nawa’s potential deployment network.] Potential deployments · Under review ### From one site. To a network. We match compute to real workloads, connecting potential sites with offtakers and neoclouds. Sri Lanka leads our pipeline, with selected markets in diligence or under review. Potential deployments - [Sri LankaFlagship opportunity · In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) - [Dallas–Fort WorthIn diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) - [San Francisco Bay AreaUnder review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) - [United Arab EmiratesIn diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) - [TürkiyeUnder review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) - [TanzaniaUnder review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) [Discuss your requirements](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) [Expand your cloud](https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud) [Offtakers **Get compute**](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) [Neoclouds **Expand your cloud**](https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud) [Land & power partners **Offer land or power**](https://nawapower.com/contact/land) [Silicon & financing partners **Finance a deployment**](https://nawapower.com/contact/financing) NAWA F2 ### The cell, part by part. Compute, cooling and power. Built to work together. Diagram: Compute racks highlighted within the clay F2 model. Diagram: Wider clay site showing the F2 cell, power equipment and site connections. Racks Concept Select a part to take a closer look. #### The compute inside. Vera Rubin NVL72 racks sit inside the IT module. We coordinate the rack layout and integration with our silicon partners. #### Move heat out of the cell. Liquid cooling carries heat from the chips to the roof equipment. Separate cooling supports the room and network hardware. #### Protect the supply. The power module brings distribution, UPS protection and batteries together. Its connection to grid and backup sources is engineered for each site. #### Connect racks and workloads. Network cabinets connect the compute inside each cell. Fiber links join the cells and carry traffic to the site’s carrier handoff. #### Bring the whole site together. Foundations, power connections, fiber access and service clearances complete the deployment. Each site’s infrastructure sets the starting point. [Explore NAWA F2](https://nawapower.com/models) The cell ### One megawatt in two standard containers. Diagram: NAWA F2, plan and elevation Plan and elevation. F2 layout, September 2026. Not to dimension. Hover to explore. Select a component to pull it out. 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. [Open NAWA F2](https://nawapower.com/models) #### Start with your workload. Share the capacity, location and timing you need. We’ll assess how it fits a Nawa deployment. [Discuss compute requirements](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) ### 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. [Explore silicon and financing partnerships](https://nawapower.com/partners/silicon-financing) 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 platform NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 (VR200) [Explore Sri Lanka](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) [Register interest](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka#sri-lanka-interest) [ [Image: Architectural concept of branded NAWA F2 compute and power containers beside wind turbines on Sri Lanka’s north-west coast.] ](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) Proposed NAWA F2 deployment · Concept. Diagram: The development pipeline - [Sri Lanka](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) In diligence - [Dallas–Fort Worth United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) In diligence - [San Francisco Bay Area United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) Under review - [United Arab Emirates](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) In diligence - [Türkiye](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) Under review - [Tanzania](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) Under review #### Explore the pipeline. - [ [Image: Dallas skyline across the Trinity River, with electrical lines in the foreground.] In diligence ##### Dallas–Fort Worth **Where** Dallas–Fort Worth **Power** Grid **Deployment** Modular GPU infrastructure An existing facility opportunity in North Texas is under assessment. Explore opportunity ](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) Regional photography · [Tony Webster](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dallas_Texas_Skyline.jpg) [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/) · Resized. - [ [Image: Aerial view across San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge.] Under review ##### San Francisco Bay Area **Where** San Francisco Bay Area **Power** Grid **Deployment** Modular GPU infrastructure We are assessing a Bay Area opportunity for compute close to demand. Explore opportunity ](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) Regional photography · [Mattsjc](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_photo_of_San_Francisco_Bay_and_Golden_Gate_Bridge.jpg) [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) · Resized. - [ [Image: A road and power lines through the dunes of Liwa in Abu Dhabi.] In diligence ##### United Arab Emirates **Where** United Arab Emirates **Power** Site dependent **Deployment** Modular GPU infrastructure We are evaluating a phased compute project in the United Arab Emirates. Explore opportunity ](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) Regional photography · [JSPhotography2016](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Liwa_Desert_Dune.jpg) [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/) · Resized. - [ [Image: Ankara at dusk, with housing in the foreground and the city stretching to the hills.] Under review ##### Türkiye **Where** Ankara region **Power** Grid and renewables Türkiye remains a market under assessment for modular compute. Explore opportunity ](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) Regional photography · [William Neuheisel](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ankara_Skyline_\(6225862196\).jpg) [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/) · Resized. - [ [Image: An orbital photograph of Dodoma and the surrounding terrain in central Tanzania.] Under review ##### Tanzania **Where** Dodoma region **Power** Hydro-led grid Tanzania is under assessment for compute near regional power infrastructure. Explore opportunity ](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) Regional photography · [NASA](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dodoma,_Tanzania.JPG) [Public domain](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dodoma,_Tanzania.JPG#Licensing) · Resized. 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](https://nawapower.com/contact/land) Diagram: From a local fuel source to a 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 [Discuss inference capacity](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) [About inference compute](https://nawapower.com/compute/inference) - #### 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 [Request GPU access](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) [About GPUs by the hour](https://nawapower.com/compute/gpus-by-the-hour) Need dedicated capacity or a custom deployment? Speak with our infrastructure team. [Request compute](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) The unit behind each deployment is drawn at [/models](https://nawapower.com/models), with every figure sourced. Who we work with ### Compute for constrained environments. Nawa is designed for workloads where location, latency, control, or resilience shapes the infrastructure. - [[Image: A clay model of a single compute cell inside a low perimeter kerb, with a flag flying at one corner of the site.] #### Sovereign compute Edge infrastructure for organisations that need compute and data to remain within a required jurisdiction. - In-country capacity - Data residency - Regional control See how it is served](https://nawapower.com/compute/inference) - [[Image: A clay model of a single compute cell beside a cluster of city towers, with one line running from the cell to the nearest tower.] #### Ultra-low-latency inference Compute placed near users and devices when interaction depends on a tight response budget. - Voice AI - Real-time agents - Interactive inference See how it is served](https://nawapower.com/compute/inference) - [[Image: A clay model of a single compute cell next to a long warehouse, with a robot arm reaching over a parcel conveyor in front of it.] #### VLMs and VLAs Infrastructure for vision-language and vision-language-action systems that connect models to the physical world. - Robotics - Automation - Physical AI See how it is served](https://nawapower.com/compute/gpus-by-the-hour) - [[Image: A clay model of a single compute cell inside a walled compound, with a dish on a mast and a guard post at the gate.] #### Government and defense Controlled, resilient infrastructure for public-sector and defense applications with specific location and operating requirements. - Mission systems - Secure environments - Resilient edge See how it is served](https://nawapower.com/contact) ### Bring an opportunity to Nawa. We evaluate powered land and lease takeovers, behind-the-meter generation, long-term GPU offtake and financing partnerships. United States first; international opportunities considered selectively. - [Powered land & BTM generation](https://nawapower.com/partners/powered-land) - [GPU offtake · 3–5 years](https://nawapower.com/partners/gpu-offtake) - [Silicon & financing partners](https://nawapower.com/partners/silicon-financing) - [Neocloud & offtake partners](https://nawapower.com/partners/neocloud) [Agent resources · Requirements, inquiries and whole-site context ↗](https://nawapower.com/agents) ### Start a conversation with Nawa. Discuss GPU offtake or a neocloud partnership. Introduce land, power or financing for a potential deployment. [ Offtakers #### Get compute For AI teams, enterprises and offtakers seeking GPU capacity, with a focus on 3–5-year leases or offtake agreements. Share your workload and delivery requirements. Brokers representing a buyer are welcome. ](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute)[ Neoclouds #### Expand your cloud For neoclouds willing to take GPU offtake directly or broker demand from their customers. Discuss capacity commitments and the powered infrastructure your platform needs. ](https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud)[ Land & power partners #### Offer land or power For landowners, leaseholders, generators and authorized representatives. Introduce powered land, an existing lease Nawa could assume, or behind-the-meter generation. United States first; international opportunities considered selectively. ](https://nawapower.com/contact/land)[ Silicon & financing partners #### Finance a deployment For silicon financing partners, equipment lessors and providers of deployment capital. Introduce a financing mandate or structure and the assets, geographies and counterparties it can support. ](https://nawapower.com/contact/financing) --- # The distributed cloud · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/model Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/model.md Explore how Nawa brings modular compute to available power, working with silicon partners to deliver infrastructure for demanding GPU workloads. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/model?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content The distributed cloud ## Powered capacity at the speed of demand. Nawa is building a network of modular AI compute on power that already exists, in the United States and abroad, with each cell live within a few months of signing. The pockets of generation too small or too remote for a hyperscaler add up to a footprint the market could not reach before. Stranded power ### Thousands of megawatts sit behind the meter. The pockets are operating plants with headroom, decommissioned plants whose switchgear is still live, industrial sites with a service in place, and international capacity in markets where the demand never arrived. A 7 MW site is noise to a hyperscaler, and the interconnection queue makes a greenfield build a multi-year bet. Because this power is already generated and conditioned, there is no queue to wait in. Deployment is gated by container lead time. - #### Operating plants Generation with headroom the grid is not taking. - #### Decommissioned plants Live switchgear and a yard with nothing behind it. - #### Industrial sites A service in place, sized for a load that left. - #### International capacity Abundant power in markets where demand never arrived. The demand that fits ### The fastest-growing workloads want to be placed. Frontier training will keep concentrating in contiguous gigawatt campuses. That is a different market. Inference and fine-tuning scale with the applications they serve, so they move toward users. A robot runs its models wherever the robot is. Sovereign buyers need capacity inside their own borders on their own power, and that demand cannot be served from a centralised campus. As the industry mix shifts from training toward deployed inference, the market moves toward this architecture. - [ #### Inference Scales with the applications it serves and moves toward the user. ](https://nawapower.com/compute/inference) - [ #### Fine-tuning Hours to days on a rack, close to the data that trains it. ](https://nawapower.com/compute/gpus-by-the-hour) - [ #### Robotics and physical AI Vision-language-action models run where the robot is. ](https://nawapower.com/#partners) - [ #### Sovereign compute Inside the border, on local power. ](https://nawapower.com/#partners) Speed ### The schedule is set by the factory. A conventional developer waits for the interconnection. When the power is already conditioned and the offtake is already signed, adding the next megawatt is a manufacturing and logistics problem, and manufacturing problems get cheaper with volume. - NAWA F2 cell About 3 months Factory lead time for the two containers and the cooler skid. - Interconnection queue About 5 years Median time from request to commercial operation for generation projects built in 2023. NAWA F2 cell: Nawa white paper, September 2026. Interconnection queue: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Queued Up: 2024 Edition. NAWA F2 ### The cell, part by part. Compute, cooling and power. Built to work together. Diagram: Compute racks highlighted within the clay F2 model. Diagram: Wider clay site showing the F2 cell, power equipment and site connections. Racks Concept Select a part to take a closer look. #### The compute inside. Vera Rubin NVL72 racks sit inside the IT module. We coordinate the rack layout and integration with our silicon partners. #### Move heat out of the cell. Liquid cooling carries heat from the chips to the roof equipment. Separate cooling supports the room and network hardware. #### Protect the supply. The power module brings distribution, UPS protection and batteries together. Its connection to grid and backup sources is engineered for each site. #### Connect racks and workloads. Network cabinets connect the compute inside each cell. Fiber links join the cells and carry traffic to the site’s carrier handoff. #### Bring the whole site together. Foundations, power connections, fiber access and service clearances complete the deployment. Each site’s infrastructure sets the starting point. [Explore NAWA F2](https://nawapower.com/models) The cell ### One megawatt in two standard containers. Diagram: NAWA F2, plan and elevation Plan and elevation. F2 layout, September 2026. Not to dimension. Hover to explore. Select a component to pull it out. 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. [Open NAWA F2](https://nawapower.com/models) Silicon partnerships ### 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. [Discuss a deployment →](https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud) Contracted before built ### Offtake is signed before construction starts. The model contracts capacity with an established GPU-cloud partner at full utilisation over a multi-year term before the first cell is ordered. That is a rule. It turns marketplace risk into a deployment-speed problem, and deployment speed is the variable the cell is engineered to control. Pipeline and design basis ### Each new geography makes the last one worth more. As nodes accumulate, capacity becomes a standard product: contracted in-country capacity, live within a quarter. Every new geography adds jurisdiction coverage and latency coverage to every existing customer relationship, so the platform compounds. Nawa ends up holding the sites, the power agreements, the offtake relationships and the operating record, with the option to move up the stack. Diagram: The development pipeline - [Sri Lanka](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) In diligence - [Dallas–Fort Worth United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) In diligence - [San Francisco Bay Area United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) Under review - [United Arab Emirates](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) In diligence - [Türkiye](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) Under review - [Tanzania](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) 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 Two sides ### The arrangement has two counterparties. - You hold power A service that is under-drawn, or generation that gets curtailed. Nawa places a load on it and carries the build. [Tell us what your service carries](https://nawapower.com/how-it-works#power) - You need compute Capacity where the power already is, on a term that matches the workload. [Tell us what you need to run](https://nawapower.com/how-it-works#compute) [Get compute](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) --- # How Nawa works Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/how-it-works Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/how-it-works.md See how Nawa brings together powered sites, silicon partners and compute demand, from initial site review through deployment and operation. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/how-it-works?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content The arrangement ## Two counterparties who cannot reach each other. Power sits where nobody will build. Compute needs capacity now. Nawa signs with both and carries the deployment between them. Who this is for ### Find your side. - You hold power #### Idle capacity earns nothing. A service sits under-drawn, or generation gets curtailed because the lines out are full. The capacity is real and it earns nothing while it waits. Nawa places a load on it. The units arrive built. The site provides power, a pad, and a fibre path, and carries no construction and no capital. ##### What the arrangement gives you - A hosting fee per kilowatt-month against capacity made available - Each deployment held in its own entity, so one site carries no other site risk - Electricity passes through at tariff, and the supplier stays outside the deal - No build obligation, and no construction risk on the site owner ##### What Nawa needs to start - The service capacity and the tariff it sits on - Whether the agreement permits an added load of this size - Land for a pad, and a route a permit load can reach - Fibre at the property, or the nearest path to it [Tell us what your service carries](https://nawapower.com/contact/land) - You need compute #### Capacity where the power already is. Queues for large loads run years in the markets everyone is bidding into. A compliance date or a launch does not move to match a queue position. Nawa deploys against services that already exist. The configuration follows what a site holds, and the schedule follows freight and civils. ##### What the arrangement gives you - A term commitment, with firm capacity covering the fixed cost of the deployment - Nawa on the contract, holding the site and hardware agreements behind it - A stated redundancy model, and a bounded service obligation - Deployment inside a named jurisdiction, where data residency requires one ##### What Nawa needs to start - The capacity you want to reach, and by when - Jurisdiction, and any residency constraint on where it can sit - Workload shape, since inference and training want different sites - Whether you bring silicon or want it sourced [Tell us what you need to run](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) - You own silicon #### An idle accelerator is a melting asset. Accelerators lose a large share of their value across three years. Every month one sits unpowered, a slice of that value goes with no work done against it. Nawa gives the hardware a powered home and operates it. Title stays with the owner, and the arrangement is a fee for hosting and operation. ##### What the arrangement gives you - Title stays with the owner throughout - A fee for hosting and operation, with no transfer of ownership - Racks integrated and tested before they ship - Metering at the service entrance and again at rack distribution ##### What Nawa needs to start - What the fleet is, and how much of it is unpowered - Where it sits today, and what moving it involves - Power and thermal envelope per rack - How long you want it placed [Tell us what you are holding](https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud) Structure ### How the deal is put together. Structure is public here. Price and term stay in the contract. 2. 01 #### Nawa signs both sides The site agreement and the capacity agreement both carry the Nawa name. Neither counterparty contracts with the other, and neither takes the other as credit risk. 4. 02 #### Every obligation has a mirror What Nawa promises on one side is held against a matching commitment on the other. A capacity obligation is written against secured power, and a hosting fee is written against a signed offtake. 6. 03 #### One entity per deployment Each site sits in its own vehicle. A problem at one deployment stays there. It reaches no other counterparty and no other lender. 8. 04 #### Electricity passes through Power is billed at tariff and passes to the offtaker. Nawa takes no position on the price of electricity and no margin on it. 10. 05 #### What Nawa earns Origination, integration, operation, and a carry on the deployment. The company holds no debt against the fleet, takes no title to silicon it did not buy, and signs no uncapped service obligation. Next ### Say which side you are on. [Get compute](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) --- # About Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/company Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/company.md Meet Nawa and learn how we develop modular GPU infrastructure around available power in the United States and selected international markets. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/company?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content 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](https://nawapower.com/contact/land) Further reading: [SemiAnalysis on delivering behind-the-meter power ↗](https://newsletter.semianalysis.com/p/what-is-so-hard-about-behind-the) 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](https://nawapower.com/models) 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. - [Sri Lanka North-west coast Phased deployment In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) - [United States Dallas–Fort Worth Under review In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) - [United States San Francisco Bay Area Under review Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) - [United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates Under review In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) - [Türkiye Ankara region Under review Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) - [Tanzania Dodoma region Under review Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) Contact ### Reach the team. taher@nawapower.com - You hold power A service that is under-drawn, or generation that gets curtailed. Nawa places a load on it and carries the build. [Tell us what your service carries](https://nawapower.com/how-it-works#power) - You need compute Capacity where the power already is, on a term that matches the workload. [Tell us what you need to run](https://nawapower.com/how-it-works#compute) [Get compute](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) --- # Press and media · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/press Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/press.md Find Nawa company information and media contacts for coverage of modular GPU infrastructure, the NAWA F2 compute cell and powered sites. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/press?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content Press ## A clear account of Nawa. Company information for journalists and researchers. Company description ### Compute infrastructure built around power. Nawa develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. Explore compute capacity, neocloud partnerships and opportunities for powered sites. The deployable unit is NAWA F2, a compute cell in two standard containers designed for 432 GPUs. The company holds positions on power in five countries, each listed with its stage. Media contact ### Reach the Nawa team. Send interview requests, fact checks, and publication questions to the address below. taher@nawapower.com --- # Contact Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/contact Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/contact.md Connect with Nawa as an offtaker, neocloud or landowner. Share compute requirements, discuss a deployment or submit a powered site for review. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/contact?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content Contact Nawa ## Let’s talk about your next project. Discuss GPU offtake or a neocloud partnership. Introduce land, power or financing for a potential deployment. [ Offtakers #### Get compute For AI teams, enterprises and offtakers seeking GPU capacity, with a focus on 3–5-year leases or offtake agreements. Share your workload and delivery requirements. Brokers representing a buyer are welcome. ](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute)[ Neoclouds #### Expand your cloud For neoclouds willing to take GPU offtake directly or broker demand from their customers. Discuss capacity commitments and the powered infrastructure your platform needs. ](https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud)[ Land & power partners #### Offer land or power For landowners, leaseholders, generators and authorized representatives. Introduce powered land, an existing lease Nawa could assume, or behind-the-meter generation. United States first; international opportunities considered selectively. ](https://nawapower.com/contact/land)[ Silicon & financing partners #### Finance a deployment For silicon financing partners, equipment lessors and providers of deployment capital. Introduce a financing mandate or structure and the assets, geographies and counterparties it can support. ](https://nawapower.com/contact/financing) ### Silicon or financing partner? Introduce GPU equipment, a leasing structure or a financing proposal. [Review partnership criteria](https://nawapower.com/partners/silicon-financing) ### Something else? For media, suppliers and other inquiries, contact the Nawa team. [Email our team](mailto:taher@nawapower.com) [Agent resources: requirements, inquiries and whole-site context ↗](https://nawapower.com/agents) --- # Discuss GPU offtake · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/contact/compute Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/contact/compute.md Introduce GPU requirements to Nawa, including a 3–5-year lease or offtake. Share your workload, preferred region, capacity and start date. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content [← All inquiries](https://nawapower.com/contact) Offtakers ## Compute built around your requirements. For AI teams, enterprises and offtakers seeking GPU capacity, with a focus on 3–5-year leases or offtake agreements. Share your workload and delivery requirements. Brokers representing a buyer are welcome. [Read the partnership criteria ↗](https://nawapower.com/partners/gpu-offtake) ### What to include - GPU type and quantity, or target IT capacity - Preferred region and any data residency requirements - Target start date and proposed 3–5-year term; identify the contracting buyer ### What happens next Send your details, then choose a time to speak with our team. We’ll review your inquiry ahead of the conversation. Capacity, pricing and delivery dates are confirmed through a proposal. ## Inquiry form [Open this form in agent mode](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute?mode=agent#inquiry) - `inquiryType`; fixed value: compute - `name`; required; max 120 characters: Name * - `email`; required; max 254 characters: Work email * - `company`; max 160 characters: Company - `geography`; required; max 160 characters: Preferred location or region * - `capacity`; required; max 500 characters: GPU or capacity requirement * - `timing`; required; max 500 characters: Target start and duration * - `message`; required; max 5000 characters: Workload and service requirements * [Submission instructions and schemas](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md). The browser form remains available in agent mode. --- # Neocloud partnership inquiry · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud.md Introduce direct or brokered GPU offtake to Nawa. Discuss your neocloud’s capacity requirements, customers, hardware and operating scope. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content [← All inquiries](https://nawapower.com/contact) Neoclouds ## Your cloud. More room to grow. For neoclouds willing to take GPU offtake directly or broker demand from their customers. Discuss capacity commitments and the powered infrastructure your platform needs. [Read the partnership criteria ↗](https://nawapower.com/partners/neocloud) ### What to include - GPU fleet or rack configuration and power requirements - Preferred regions, deployment schedule and growth plan - Infrastructure and operating support you need from Nawa ### What happens next Send your details, then choose a time to speak with our team. We’ll review your inquiry ahead of the conversation. Infrastructure scope and operating responsibilities are agreed for each deployment. ## Inquiry form [Open this form in agent mode](https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud?mode=agent#inquiry) - `inquiryType`; fixed value: neocloud - `name`; required; max 120 characters: Name * - `email`; required; max 254 characters: Work email * - `company`; max 160 characters: Company - `geography`; required; max 160 characters: Target deployment region * - `capacity`; required; max 500 characters: Rack count or IT capacity * - `timing`; required; max 500 characters: Deployment timing and duration * - `role`; required; max 500 characters: Hardware and partnership scope * - `message`; required; max 5000 characters: Deployment and operating requirements * [Submission instructions and schemas](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md). The browser form remains available in agent mode. --- # Offer land or power · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/contact/land Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/contact/land.md Introduce powered land, a lease takeover or behind-the-meter generation to Nawa. Share site control, firm power, availability and terms. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/contact/land?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content [← All inquiries](https://nawapower.com/contact) Land & power partners ## Put your site forward for compute. For landowners, leaseholders, generators and authorized representatives. Introduce powered land, an existing lease Nawa could assume, or behind-the-meter generation. United States first; international opportunities considered selectively. [Read the partnership criteria ↗](https://nawapower.com/partners/powered-land) ### What to include - Exact location, site area and ownership or representation - Firm power available to the site and supporting evidence - Energization date, fiber access and proposed sale or lease terms [Review our site requirements ↗](https://nawapower.com/requirements/cluster) ### What happens next Send your details, then choose a time to speak with our team. We’ll review your inquiry ahead of the conversation. Each site is subject to technical and commercial review. ## Inquiry form [Open this form in agent mode](https://nawapower.com/contact/land?mode=agent#inquiry) - `inquiryType`; fixed value: land - `name`; required; max 120 characters: Name * - `email`; required; max 254 characters: Work email * - `company`; max 160 characters: Company - `geography`; required; max 160 characters: Site location * - `role`; required; max 500 characters: Site control and your role * - `capacity`; required; max 500 characters: Power or fuel supply available * - `timing`; required; max 500 characters: Site and power availability date * - `connectivity`; max 500 characters: Fiber and connectivity - `message`; required; max 5000 characters: Proposed terms and site overview * [Submission instructions and schemas](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md). The browser form remains available in agent mode. --- # Silicon & financing inquiry · Nawa Power Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/contact/financing Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/contact/financing.md Introduce GPU leasing, silicon financing or deployment capital. Share your mandate, eligible assets, capital available, timing and proposed terms. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/contact/financing?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content [← All inquiries](https://nawapower.com/contact) Silicon & financing partners ## Put capital behind compute. For silicon financing partners, equipment lessors and providers of deployment capital. Introduce a financing mandate or structure and the assets, geographies and counterparties it can support. [Read the partnership criteria ↗](https://nawapower.com/partners/silicon-financing) ### What to include - GPU or equipment types, capital available and ticket size - Eligible jurisdictions, lessee requirements and collateral - Proposed term, pricing basis, timing and conditions ### What happens next Send your details, then choose a time to speak with our team. We’ll review your inquiry ahead of the conversation. Any transaction is subject to diligence, underwriting and mutually agreed documentation. ## Inquiry form [Open this form in agent mode](https://nawapower.com/contact/financing?mode=agent#inquiry) - `inquiryType`; fixed value: financing - `name`; required; max 120 characters: Name * - `email`; required; max 254 characters: Work email * - `company`; max 160 characters: Company - `geography`; required; max 160 characters: Eligible jurisdictions * - `role`; required; max 500 characters: Your role and financing mandate * - `capacity`; required; max 500 characters: Capital or equipment available * - `timing`; required; max 500 characters: Funding timing and proposed term * - `message`; required; max 5000 characters: Proposed structure and terms * [Submission instructions and schemas](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md). The browser form remains available in agent mode. --- # NAWA F2 modular compute cell Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/models Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/models.md Explore NAWA F2: a modular compute cell pairing IT and power containers. See the design, cooling, electrical systems and deployment approach. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/models?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content Two-box compute cell · F2 basis, September 2026 ## One megawatt in two standard containers. 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. NAWA F2 ### The cell, part by part. Compute, cooling and power. Built to work together. Diagram: Compute racks highlighted within the clay F2 model. Diagram: Wider clay site showing the F2 cell, power equipment and site connections. Racks Concept Select a part to take a closer look. #### The compute inside. Vera Rubin NVL72 racks sit inside the IT module. We coordinate the rack layout and integration with our silicon partners. #### Move heat out of the cell. Liquid cooling carries heat from the chips to the roof equipment. Separate cooling supports the room and network hardware. #### Protect the supply. The power module brings distribution, UPS protection and batteries together. Its connection to grid and backup sources is engineered for each site. #### Connect racks and workloads. Network cabinets connect the compute inside each cell. Fiber links join the cells and carry traffic to the site’s carrier handoff. #### Bring the whole site together. Foundations, power connections, fiber access and service clearances complete the deployment. Each site’s infrastructure sets the starting point. Module by module ### What is in the box. Diagram: NAWA F2, plan and elevation Plan and elevation. F2 layout, September 2026. Not to dimension. Hover to explore. Select a component to pull it out. Design basis ### The figures, and where each comes from. Four cells on one pad. Design intent. | Figure | Value | Source | | --- | --- | --- | | IT box | 40 ft ISO high-cube | F2 workbook: Decision status | | Power box | 40 ft ISO, or 20 ft where cells never stack | F2 workbook: Decision status | | Compute racks | 6, NVL72-class; 4 at entry | F2 workbook: Loadout menu | | Accelerators | 432; 288 at entry | F2 workbook: Loadout menu | | IT load | About 1,025 kW; 690 kW at entry | F2 workbook: Loadout menu | | Facility load | 1.17 MW; 0.79 MW at entry | F2 workbook: Loadout menu | | Air plant | 275 kW qualified, minimum | F2 workbook: Verification | | Ride-through | 90 seconds | F2 workbook: Redundancy doctrine | | Transformer on the pad | 1,500 kVA | F2 workbook: Verification | | Campus of four cells | 1,728 GPUs, about 4.7 MW, 8 containers | F2 workbook: Campus math | | Firm power to enter a site | 1.2 MW; 0.9 MW for the four-rack loadout | F2 workbook: Campus math; NAWA\_POD\_1M\_SPEC.md §11 | The hardware for a modular data centre is now an industrial product with a supply chain behind it. The layer that holds the power agreement and the site, and operates the whitespace on them, is open. Nawa sits in that layer, and the module builders are its suppliers. Terms ### Four words on this page. **CDU Coolant distribution unit** Sits between the rack loop and the facility loop. It holds the water going to the chips at a set temperature and keeps the two loops separate. **UPS Uninterruptible power supply** Carries the load through a utility interruption long enough for the site to ride through or transfer. **N+1 One spare beyond need** A redundancy model. The system meets its rating with one unit out of service. **Direct to chip Direct-to-chip liquid cooling** Cold plates sit on the processors and carry heat away in water. Air handles what is left. Next ### Put one on your power, or run on one. [Get compute](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) [Offer land or power](https://nawapower.com/how-it-works#power) --- # GPU compute for inference · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/compute/inference Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/compute/inference.md Explore dedicated GPU capacity for production inference with Nawa. Discuss workload needs, location, performance and delivery requirements. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/compute/inference?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content Inference compute ## Reserved capacity, close to the user. Interactive models carry a round-trip budget, and every network leg spends part of it. Nawa places reserved capacity near the user, on modular infrastructure it develops and operates. Positioning ### Serving a model is a placement problem. An interactive session has a time budget set by the person or the machine at the other end. Transit between the user and the accelerator spends that budget before the model does any work. Nawa builds small, repeatable deployments, which makes placement a site decision. A module can go in near demand or inside a named jurisdiction, and a reservation holds its capacity for one buyer. Workloads ### Who this serves. - #### Video generation Interactive video models hold a session open while frames are produced, and the viewer notices every stall. The workload wants sustained accelerator time with a short network leg to the screen. - #### Vision-language-action models A model that perceives a scene and acts on it sits inside a control loop, and the machine sets the loop budget. Capacity placed near the deployment keeps transit out of that budget. - #### Interactive agents Agent sessions chain many model calls, and a person waits at the end of each one. Dedicated capacity keeps a shared queue out of the loop. Structure ### How the offer is put together. Structure is public. Hardware, price, region, and term are settled in the agreement. #### The deployment model **Nawa-operated** Nawa develops the infrastructure and operates it. The site and hardware agreements behind a deployment sit with Nawa. **Close to power** Deployments go in where capacity already exists on the grid or behind the meter, which is what sets the cost base. **Close to the user** Site selection weighs the distance to demand alongside the distance to power, so interactive workloads keep a short network leg. **Sovereign where required** Where data residency or regulation constrains placement, the deployment sits inside a named jurisdiction. Nawa works in the United States and selected international markets, and deploys in-country. #### What a reservation covers **Capacity** A stated block of accelerators, held for the buyer across the term. **Placement** The jurisdiction, and the site where the workload requires one. **Service boundary** A stated redundancy model and a bounded service obligation, written into the contract. **Counterparty** Nawa on the contract, holding the site and hardware agreements behind the deployment. Next ### Bring the workload. Say what you need to serve and where the users sit. A residency constraint, if one applies, shapes the site list. [Discuss inference capacity](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) Consumption without a term commitment is [GPUs by the hour](https://nawapower.com/compute/gpus-by-the-hour). The unit behind each deployment is drawn at [/models](https://nawapower.com/models), with every figure sourced. --- # GPUs by the hour · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/compute/gpus-by-the-hour Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/compute/gpus-by-the-hour.md Explore flexible GPU access with Nawa for changing workloads. Discuss accelerator requirements, location, usage and commercial terms. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/compute/gpus-by-the-hour?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content GPUs by the hour ## Draw capacity by the hour. Accelerator time from deployments Nawa develops and operates. Draw it on demand or hold a reserved block; the meter is the hour. Positioning ### Between a laptop and a long-term contract. Owning accelerators means capital and an operations bench, and most workloads justify neither. The hourly offer covers the ground in between: accelerator time on Nawa-operated infrastructure, billed for the hours a job consumes. Access takes two forms. Work that arrives unannounced draws from the pool on demand, and a job with a known window can hold a reserved block ahead of it. Fit ### Who this fits. - #### Outgrowing local hardware The model no longer fits the machine on the desk, and a term reservation is more commitment than the roadmap supports. Hourly capacity covers the stretch in between. - #### Burst workloads A pipeline that idles most of the month and works hard for a day has no use for standing capacity. The draw rises with the burst and falls with it. - #### Evaluation runs Model comparisons and benchmark sweeps need real accelerator hours on hardware the team has no reason to keep. The hours end when the sweep does. - #### Fine-tuning experiments A training pass that occupies a weekend needs a block of capacity with a defined end. A reserved window fits it; the capacity releases when the job completes. Structure ### What the hour covers. Structure is public. Pricing, hardware, region, and minimum duration stay in the agreement. #### The consumption model **Metered by the hour** Billing follows the capacity drawn, hour by hour. A job that stops also stops costing. **On-demand and reserved** Work can draw from the pool as it arrives, or hold a block against a scheduled window. **Elastic within the site** Capacity scales up and down with the workload, inside what the deployment holds. **No hardware ownership** The hardware and the agreements behind it stay with Nawa. #### Where it comes from **Nawa-operated** Every hour is served from modular deployments Nawa develops and operates on available power. **The unit** Each deployment is the same F2 cell, from one cell on a pad to a four-cell campus. **Placement** Sites are selected for power first. Where a workload cares about distance, the reserved inference offer places capacity near the user. **Growth path** A team that settles into steady consumption can move the workload onto a reservation, on the same infrastructure. Next ### Say what you need to run. Describe the workload and the hours it wants. Note any constraint on where it can run. [Request GPU access](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) Dedicated capacity on a term is [Inference compute](https://nawapower.com/compute/inference). The unit behind each deployment is drawn at [/models](https://nawapower.com/models), with every figure sourced. --- # Land and power requirements for compute sites · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/requirements/cluster Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/requirements/cluster.md See what Nawa needs to assess a compute site: land and site control, deliverable power, connectivity, permits and a credible delivery timeline. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/requirements/cluster?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content A guide for site partners ## Good sites start with usable power. Have access to land, an industrial site or a dependable power supply? Help us find the next location for compute infrastructure. [See what we need](#site-checklist) [Submit a land bid](https://nawapower.com/contact/land) For landowners, energy providers, developers and local partners. [Image: Clay model of a NAWA F2 cell: paired compute and power containers, a connected roof cooler and a pad-mounted transformer.] NAWA F2 Compute, power and cooling on one pad. Power baseline **2 MW+** Contiguous capacity, with room to grow. Land or existing space **A usable site** Clear control, practical access and room for supporting infrastructure. Connectivity **2 diverse routes** Independent physical paths for internet service. Site partner guide [What to share](#site-checklist)[Facility requirements](#facility)[Introduce a site](#introduce) [About this guide](#sources) The first conversation ### Start with what you have. A site introduction can start before the facility exists. Share the facts you can confirm, and identify what still needs to be developed. Nawa can then assess the engineering and commercial path. #### Location & site control Send a map pin, usable area, photos and the owner’s details. Explain whether you own, lease, have an option on, or can introduce the site. Useful evidence: site plan, title or lease summary. #### Deliverable power State the MW available to this project today, the expansion path and the earliest energization date. Identify the utility or generation source and the full electricity cost. Useful evidence: utility letter, capacity agreement, tariff and electrical one-line. #### Fiber & infrastructure Identify nearby carriers, their physical routes and any work needed to reach the site. Describe existing switchgear, substations, cooling and water availability. Useful evidence: carrier route map, service quote and equipment schedule. #### Buildability & timing Outline zoning, permits, flood exposure, delivery access and any noise or emissions constraints. Include the proposed land or power terms and who can authorize the project. Useful evidence: permit status, access plan and a dated delivery schedule. **Make the power figure specific.** Tell us how much capacity can be allocated to this project and when. Include existing site demand and any curtailment conditions so we can assess the usable supply. The finished facility ### What the site needs to support. Use these selected infrastructure requirements to assess the build. An early land or power introduction can identify a path to them; readiness is confirmed during technical diligence. **Power & resilience** Capacity that holds up under load **Full-load operation** Power must support the entire installation at full demand. **Facility standard** Tier III minimum; N+1 generators, UPS and cooling. **Backup supply** Generator start ≤30 seconds; contracted fuel replenishment with response <24 hours. UPS covers transfer; batteries require fire separation. **At the rack** Paired power distribution units; 208 V, with 415 V accepted for dense or liquid-cooled installations. **N+1:** enough equipment to serve the load with one unit unavailable. **Cooling & space** Match the facility to the chosen hardware **Thermal capacity** Cooling must handle peak heat, with N+1 resilience and separated hot/cold airflow. Air or liquid cooling is supported; immersion is excluded. **Rack density** Air: ≥30 kW/rack; 60 kW preferred. Liquid: up to approximately 240 kW/rack, matched to equipment. **Site layout** Allow contiguous equipment space, loading access and secure staging. Modular facilities may be reviewed. Share the available footprint; Nawa sizes the layout after reviewing equipment, setbacks and site conditions. **Fiber & connectivity** Two routes, with capacity to scale **Resilient connections** At least two physically separate internet paths, automatic failover and redundant firewalls. **External bandwidth** At least 200 Gbps total (2 × 100 Gbps), or 125 Mbps/GPU if greater. Above 256 nodes, capacity is negotiated. **Latency & traffic** Round-trip latency below 50 ms to AWS S3 or Cloudflare R2. Unmetered, unrestricted ingress and egress. **Carrier mix** Cogent plus another Tier-1 carrier. Ask carriers for physical route drawings and delivery dates. Two service contracts can still share the same conduit. **Access & operations** A secure, maintainable environment **Support** Remote hands around the clock; first response within 30 minutes. **Access & protection** Controlled entry, access logs, secure vestibule and early smoke detection; 24/7 staffing or NOC coverage and operator access. **Assurance** SOC 2 Type II, PCI-DSS and ISO 27001 are required. **Inspection & acceptance** Facilities must allow inspection. Equipment undergoes validation and sustained-load testing before acceptance; service levels are contractual. **Preferences, rather than hard gates:** diverse utility feeds, 2N resilience and PUE around 1.3. Have a location in mind? ### Let’s look at the site. Start with the location, available MW and your connection to the owner or power provider. Include links to documents you already have; mark unknowns so we can follow up. [Submit a land bid](https://nawapower.com/contact/land) Submit your site details, then choose a time to speak with the Nawa team. Select and copy the checklist below. Site introduction for Nawa I'd like to introduce a potential compute site. Location / map link: Owner and my relationship to the site: Land area or building area available: Site control (owned / leased / option / introduction): Power available now (MW) and capacity reserved for this project: Utility or generation source: Power cost (currency/kWh, including demand and delivery charges): Earliest power delivery date and evidence supporting it: Expansion capacity and timing: Fiber carriers, routes and distance to site: Existing electrical / cooling infrastructure: Permits, zoning or other known constraints: Proposed land / power commercial terms: Best contact and next step: I can share a site plan, power documents and photos as available. Reference: https://nawapower.com/requirements/cluster ### About this guide This guide summarizes Nawa’s infrastructure requirements for an initial site review. The complete technical scope is confirmed during project diligence. Location eligibility and commercial terms are reviewed separately for each project. The introduction checklist is Nawa’s diligence request. A site submission starts a review; customer acceptance and any commercial commitments require separate agreement. --- # Agent mode · Nawa Power Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/agents Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/agents.md Read the whole Nawa Power website as Markdown. Find company context, requirements, opportunity criteria and inquiry submission instructions. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/agents?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content Nawa Power / Agent resources ## The whole site. Ready to read. Agent mode presents each public page as a simple document. Browse with the Website / Agent mode switch, fetch a page as Markdown, or read all public context in one file. [Enter agent mode →](https://nawapower.com/?mode=agent)[This page as Markdown ↗](https://nawapower.com/agents.md)[Full site index ↗](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt)[All public context ↗](https://nawapower.com/llms-full.txt) ### Requirements & inquiries. A dedicated place to qualify an opportunity and introduce it to Nawa. #### [Land & power ↗](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries#land-power) Powered land, lease assumptions and behind-the-meter generation. United States first; international opportunities considered selectively. #### [Compute & offtake ↗](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries#compute-offtake) GPU buyers seeking 3–5-year terms, and neocloud partners taking offtake directly or brokering customer demand. #### [Silicon & financing ↗](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries#silicon-financing) GPU equipment lessors, silicon financing partners and other providers of deployment capital. [Review requirements & submit an inquiry →](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries) ### Choose how you read. The mode switch works across public pages and remembers your browser preference. It does not require JavaScript. Use Website to return to the visual site at any time. HTTP clients can request `Accept: text/markdown`. Plain curl, Wget and HTTPie requests also receive Markdown when they do not request HTML. Other clients receive the public HTML page with links to the same content in Markdown. Each public page has a `.md` URL; the homepage is `/index.md`. [The site manifest](https://nawapower.com/agents/site.json) lists all formats. Markdown is generated from the public website at build time. ``` # Plain curl returns this page as Markdown curl https://nawapower.com/ # Explicit negotiation works without identifying as an agent curl -H 'Accept: text/markdown' https://nawapower.com/company # Stable files work in any HTTP client curl https://nawapower.com/llms.txt curl https://nawapower.com/company.md ``` [Inquiry schemas](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.json) · [OpenAPI](https://nawapower.com/agents/openapi.json) · [Partnership criteria JSON](https://nawapower.com/agents/partnerships.json) These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. --- # Agent inquiries & requirements · Nawa Power Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md Requirements and inquiry submission for land and power, GPU offtake and neocloud partners, and silicon financing. Browser forms and JSON API. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content [Agent resources](https://nawapower.com/agents) / Inquiries ## Requirements. Then introductions. Choose the category that fits your principal. Review the requirements, then submit through the form or the JSON endpoint below. [Submission schemas ↗](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.json)[OpenAPI specification ↗](https://nawapower.com/agents/openapi.json) ### Land & power Powered land, lease assumptions and behind-the-meter generation. United States first; international opportunities considered selectively. #### Powered land & BTM generation: requirements - Existing land leases that Nawa could assume or take by assignment, subject to landlord consent, site rights and project diligence. - New ground leases, subleases, powered land and existing facilities with a credible path to hosting GPU infrastructure. - Behind-the-meter generation seeking a compute load or power offtaker, including on-site generation and fuel-backed development opportunities. - Power and land proposals with a clear explanation of what is available today, what remains to be built, and who controls each component. [Full requirements and information to include →](https://nawapower.com/partners/powered-land) [Send land or power inquiry →](https://nawapower.com/contact/land) ### Compute & offtake GPU buyers seeking 3–5-year terms, and neocloud partners taking offtake directly or brokering customer demand. #### GPU offtake · 3–5 years: requirements - Buyers prepared to discuss a 3–5-year commitment for dedicated GPU capacity. - Training, inference and other GPU workloads with a defined technical requirement and delivery schedule. - Offtake that can support project planning, equipment procurement and financing diligence. #### Neocloud & offtake partners: requirements - Neoclouds willing to contract for GPU capacity themselves, including 3–5-year offtake discussions. - Partners that can introduce or broker qualified customer demand and explain who will sign the offtake agreement. - Cloud operators proposing a clear division of hardware ownership, site infrastructure, software and customer operations. [Send compute inquiry →](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) [Send neocloud inquiry →](https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud) ### Silicon & financing GPU equipment lessors, silicon financing partners and other providers of deployment capital. #### Silicon & financing partners: requirements - GPU and server owners offering equipment leases or other hardware financing structures. - Silicon partners bringing hardware procurement, allocation or equipment ownership to a project. - Lenders and capital partners proposing equipment finance, project finance or other funding structures for evaluation. [Send financing inquiry →](https://nawapower.com/contact/financing) ### Submit an inquiry with JSON. POST to `https://nawapower.com/api/contact`. Set the three headers shown below, including Origin. No account or API key is needed. All fields are strings. Choose `land`, `compute`, `neocloud` or `financing` as the inquiry type. All four types require `name`, `email`, `geography`, `capacity`, `timing` and `message`. Land, neocloud and financing also require `role`. Company and land connectivity are optional. See the [submission schemas](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.json) for field lengths and meanings. Prepare `inquiry.json` with the actual opportunity and an authorized, monitored reply address. This land example contains placeholders; do not submit it as written. ``` { "inquiryType": "land", "name": "Your name", "email": "you@your-company.example", "company": "Your company", "geography": "City, state, country", "role": "Owner, leaseholder or authorized representative; describe your mandate", "capacity": "Firm MW and power source; distinguish confirmed from proposed", "timing": "Site access and energization dates", "connectivity": "Known carriers and physical routes, or not yet confirmed", "message": "Non-confidential site summary, lease or assignment terms, required consents, BTM generation or fuel details, and itemized land and power costs." } ``` ``` curl https://nawapower.com/api/contact \ -H 'Origin: https://nawapower.com' \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -H 'Accept: application/json' \ --data-binary @inquiry.json ``` A successful JSON response is HTTP 202 with `ok: true`, `reference` and `next: "/contact/received"`. Save the reference for follow-up. - Submit only when authorized to represent the person or organization named. Identify the principal, your role and any limits on your mandate in the message. - Use a monitored reply email. Share a concise, non-confidential summary; arrange secure document exchange with the team later. - A 202 response with ok: true and a reference means the email service accepted the message and the CRM handoff was queued. It does not confirm delivery, a commercial agreement, capacity allocation or financing approval. - This endpoint does not provide idempotency or a public inquiry-status lookup. Save the reference. Do not automatically retry after a timeout or 503: a message may already have been sent. Contact the team to confirm first. - Requests are limited to 16 KiB and five per IP per minute. On 429, respect Retry-After. Correct 400/413/415 errors before trying again. - If a verification check is requested, complete it through the browser form or ask your principal to do so. Agent mode does not bypass verification. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. [Privacy notice](https://nawapower.com/privacy) · [Contact the team](https://nawapower.com/contact#other) --- # Powered land, lease takeovers & BTM generation Nawa Power evaluates powered land, existing land leases and behind-the-meter (BTM) power generation for modular GPU compute. We welcome owners, leaseholders, generators, developers and brokers with authority to represent a site or power opportunity. Canonical page: https://nawapower.com/partners/powered-land Criteria reviewed: 2026-10-13 Audience: Landowners, leaseholders, power generators, developers and authorized brokers Geography: United States first; international opportunities considered selectively. ## What Nawa is seeking - Existing land leases that Nawa could assume or take by assignment, subject to landlord consent, site rights and project diligence. - New ground leases, subleases, powered land and existing facilities with a credible path to hosting GPU infrastructure. - Behind-the-meter generation seeking a compute load or power offtaker, including on-site generation and fuel-backed development opportunities. - Power and land proposals with a clear explanation of what is available today, what remains to be built, and who controls each component. ## What to include - **Location and site control:** Address or coordinates, usable acreage, ownership or leasehold, your role, and evidence of your authority to offer the site. - **Lease assumption or new lease:** Remaining term, rent and escalations, assignment and sublease rights, landlord consent requirements, permitted use, and any obligations a successor would assume. - **Deliverable power:** Firm MW available to the compute load, voltage, source, operating status, energization date, expansion potential, and supporting utility or generator evidence. - **BTM generation and fuel:** Generation technology, net dependable output, fuel supply and transport, operating hours, outage history, backup arrangements, and permitting status. - **Commercial components:** Separate land rent, energy price, demand or capacity charges, interconnection and infrastructure costs. State what is included in each quote and who pays for construction. - **Connectivity and readiness:** Fiber providers and physical routes, access and zoning, cooling constraints, permits, construction scope, and a dated readiness schedule. ## Questions ### Will Nawa assume an existing land lease? Nawa is interested in evaluating lease assumptions and assignments where the site supports a compute deployment. Review includes the lease, remaining term, permitted use, assignment rights, required consents, power position and obligations being transferred. Acceptance requires diligence and a written agreement. ### Can a generator introduce a behind-the-meter opportunity? Yes. Introduce the generation site, firm capacity available to the load, fuel position, price structure and readiness timeline. Nawa evaluates whether the power can support GPU infrastructure and contracted compute demand. ### Is there a published minimum MW or maximum power price? Nawa has not published a universal MW minimum or power-price ceiling for this opportunity intake. State available capacity and itemized economics so the team can assess the site. The cluster requirements page describes a specific deployment profile; it is not a blanket threshold for every proposal. ## Contact [Introduce a land or power opportunity](https://nawapower.com/contact/land) Email: taher@nawapower.com Share a non-confidential overview, your company and role, the opportunity location, and the proposed timing. Identify the principal you represent and your authority to introduce the opportunity. Supporting documents can follow after an initial discussion. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. ## Related information - [Cluster site requirements](https://nawapower.com/requirements/cluster) - [How Nawa works](https://nawapower.com/how-it-works) - [Agent mode](https://nawapower.com/agents) --- # Long-term GPU offtake: 3–5-year agreements Nawa Power is seeking compute buyers able to enter a 3–5-year GPU lease or offtake agreement. AI teams, enterprises and authorized buyer representatives can introduce dedicated capacity requirements for a potential deployment. Canonical page: https://nawapower.com/partners/gpu-offtake Criteria reviewed: 2026-10-13 Audience: GPU compute buyers and brokers representing a long-term offtaker Geography: United States first; international opportunities considered selectively. ## What Nawa is seeking - Buyers prepared to discuss a 3–5-year commitment for dedicated GPU capacity. - Training, inference and other GPU workloads with a defined technical requirement and delivery schedule. - Offtake that can support project planning, equipment procurement and financing diligence. ## What to include - **Buyer and decision process:** Contracting entity, intended user, your role, procurement stage, and who can approve a long-term commitment. - **Hardware and workload:** Preferred GPU architecture and count, workload, memory needs, network fabric, storage, and software or orchestration requirements. - **Term and commercial structure:** Target 3–5-year term, desired start date, ramp schedule, committed utilization or reserved capacity, and budget expectations. - **Location and service:** Acceptable regions, data residency, latency, availability requirements, operating responsibilities, and acceptance criteria. - **Contract readiness:** Decision timeline and willingness to discuss credit support and a capacity commitment during diligence. Share sensitive financial records only through an agreed process. ## Questions ### What term is Nawa seeking for GPU offtake? The current focus is a 3–5-year GPU lease or offtake agreement. Include your proposed term and any ramp period in the introduction. ### Does this page confirm available GPUs or a delivery date? GPU models, capacity, pricing, service levels and delivery dates are confirmed through a project-specific proposal and written agreement. This page invites requirements for evaluation. ### Can a broker introduce an offtaker? Yes. Identify the buyer you represent, your authority, the workload and capacity requirement, and the buyer’s expected commitment and decision timeline. ## Contact [Discuss GPU offtake](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) Email: taher@nawapower.com Share a non-confidential overview, your company and role, the opportunity location, and the proposed timing. Identify the principal you represent and your authority to introduce the opportunity. Supporting documents can follow after an initial discussion. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. ## Related information - [Inference compute](https://nawapower.com/compute/inference) - [Neocloud partnerships](https://nawapower.com/partners/neocloud) - [Agent mode](https://nawapower.com/agents) --- # Silicon financing, GPU lessors & capital partners Nawa Power is seeking partners that can supply or finance GPUs and associated infrastructure. GPU lessors, equipment owners, lenders and capital partners can propose a structure for a deployment supported by site and offtake diligence. Canonical page: https://nawapower.com/partners/silicon-financing Criteria reviewed: 2026-10-13 Audience: GPU lessors, silicon partners, equipment financiers and capital providers Geography: United States first; international opportunities considered selectively. ## What Nawa is seeking - GPU and server owners offering equipment leases or other hardware financing structures. - Silicon partners bringing hardware procurement, allocation or equipment ownership to a project. - Lenders and capital partners proposing equipment finance, project finance or other funding structures for evaluation. ## What to include - **Provider and mandate:** Firm, your role, funding or equipment source, geographic remit, and whether you are a principal or intermediary. - **Hardware or capital available:** GPU and server specifications, quantity, ownership or procurement status, deployment timeline, or proposed financing size and currency. - **Proposed economics:** Lease or funding term, indicative cost, fees, residual value or end-of-term treatment, and what is included in the proposal. - **Conditions and allocation of risk:** Required offtake, collateral, guarantees or recourse, insurance, maintenance, refresh obligations, and geographic restrictions. - **Execution process:** Approval process, diligence requirements, funding or delivery milestones, and the party responsible for each obligation. ## Questions ### Is Nawa looking for GPU equipment lessors? Yes. Nawa welcomes proposals from GPU lessors and equipment owners, including structures where the partner retains ownership of the silicon. Hardware, lease terms and responsibilities are assessed for each project. ### Can a partner propose financing beyond a GPU lease? Yes. Introduce the proposed capital structure, size, cost, security requirements and execution timeline. Nawa evaluates financing proposals against the project, equipment and offtake position. ### Does Nawa provide financing to other companies? This brief is an invitation for providers to offer financing or equipment to Nawa projects. It does not advertise a Nawa lending product or a committed investment. ## Contact [Introduce a financing partnership](https://nawapower.com/contact/financing) Email: taher@nawapower.com Share a non-confidential overview, your company and role, the opportunity location, and the proposed timing. Identify the principal you represent and your authority to introduce the opportunity. Supporting documents can follow after an initial discussion. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. ## Related information - [Nawa’s infrastructure model](https://nawapower.com/model) - [Long-term GPU offtake](https://nawapower.com/partners/gpu-offtake) - [Agent mode](https://nawapower.com/agents) --- # Neocloud partnerships & GPU offtake brokerage Nawa Power is seeking neocloud partners that can take GPU offtake directly or broker offtake from their customers. We also evaluate partnerships combining a cloud platform and customer relationships with Nawa’s powered-site and modular infrastructure approach. Canonical page: https://nawapower.com/partners/neocloud Criteria reviewed: 2026-10-13 Audience: Neocloud operators, GPU cloud platforms and authorized offtake brokers Geography: United States first; international opportunities considered selectively. ## What Nawa is seeking - Neoclouds willing to contract for GPU capacity themselves, including 3–5-year offtake discussions. - Partners that can introduce or broker qualified customer demand and explain who will sign the offtake agreement. - Cloud operators proposing a clear division of hardware ownership, site infrastructure, software and customer operations. ## What to include - **Your role:** Cloud operator, direct offtaker, reseller or broker; identify the principal and the intended contracting entity. - **Demand and commitment:** Customer use cases, GPU type and quantity, contracted versus prospective demand, proposed term, and capacity ramp. - **Operating scope:** Who supplies and owns hardware, who runs the platform, who supports the end customer, and the infrastructure scope requested from Nawa. - **Regions and readiness:** Target markets, latency and data residency needs, network requirements, and deployment or onboarding dates. - **Commercial proposal:** Direct offtake or brokered introduction, proposed commercial terms, credit support expectations, and the process for approving commitments. ## Questions ### Can a neocloud take offtake directly? Yes. Nawa welcomes neoclouds prepared to discuss contracting for GPU capacity, including a 3–5-year term. Specify the contracting entity, capacity, location and start date. ### Can a neocloud broker offtake from its customers? Yes. Explain your relationship with the customer, your authority to introduce the opportunity, and which entity would sign. Distinguish committed demand from a sales pipeline. ### Are brokerage fees or revenue shares fixed? Commercial terms and operating responsibilities are agreed for each partnership. This page does not publish a standard brokerage fee, revenue share or exclusivity arrangement. ## Contact [Discuss a neocloud partnership](https://nawapower.com/contact/neocloud) Email: taher@nawapower.com Share a non-confidential overview, your company and role, the opportunity location, and the proposed timing. Identify the principal you represent and your authority to introduce the opportunity. Supporting documents can follow after an initial discussion. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. ## Related information - [Long-term GPU offtake](https://nawapower.com/partners/gpu-offtake) - [Silicon financing partners](https://nawapower.com/partners/silicon-financing) - [Agent mode](https://nawapower.com/agents) --- # Legal notices · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/legal Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/legal.md Legal information, commercial disclosures, and contact details for the Nawa website. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/legal?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. 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We will update this page if the website’s technologies change. - [Privacy Policy](https://nawapower.com/privacy) Questions about this page [taher@nawapower.com](mailto:taher@nawapower.com) --- # Accessibility · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/accessibility Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/accessibility.md Accessibility features and how to request help with the Nawa website. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/accessibility?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. 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Feedback helps us prioritise improvements. - [Email an accessibility request](mailto:taher@nawapower.com?subject=Website%20accessibility) Questions about this page [taher@nawapower.com](mailto:taher@nawapower.com) --- # Sri Lanka | Wind-led AI infrastructure · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka.md Explore Nawa’s Sri Lanka development: wind-led power, planned storage and backup generation, regional fiber and modular AI compute. Register interest. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content [Image: Concept of branded NAWA F2 modules beside wind turbines on Sri Lanka’s north-west coast.] Our flagship · In diligence North-west coast Sri Lanka ## Sri Lanka. Coastal wind. Global compute. We’re developing modular AI infrastructure where the power already has a place. [Register interest](#sri-lanka-interest) **Campus design basis** 7 MW Capacity under evaluation **Planned resilience** Layered power Grid · Battery storage · Gensets **Regional connectivity** India ↔ Singapore National subsea networks NAWA F2 deployment · Concept [Sri Lanka ↗](#sl-title) [The case](#sl-case)[Power](#sl-power)[Connectivity](#sl-connectivity)[The site](#sl-site)[Deployment](#sl-deployment) [Get involved](#sri-lanka-interest) The Nawa approach ### Start with the power. Build around it. [Our behind-the-meter thesis](https://nawapower.com/company) The next compute site can begin at an existing source of energy. Sri Lanka brings that idea into focus. We look for generation, usable land and a credible path to connectivity, then bring the infrastructure to the site. On the north-west coast, an established wind project gives us a tangible starting point for a phased deployment. #### Power with a physical starting point. Existing turbines and electrical infrastructure ground the assessment in an operating energy site. #### A route into regional compute markets. Sri Lanka’s submarine networks connect the island with India and Singapore. Site access is the next link to qualify. #### A repeatable unit of investment. Modular F2 infrastructure lets us define an initial phase, validate it and expand against available power and customer demand. Power & resilience ### Wind first. Resilience in layers. A wind-led site needs an engineered path through low-wind periods and supply interruptions. Our plan brings the grid, battery storage and on-site generation into one operating strategy. Planned power architecture Explore each layer ↘ UPS Protected transfer [Image: Nawa] F2 compute Storage and standby generation are planned investments. Final capacity, switching and redundancy are subject to detailed engineering. Wind Local generation #### Start beside the turbines. The host site brings an established wind project into the assessment. Co-locating compute creates a path to use that power behind the meter, with the first phase sized around the output the site can actually deliver. Firm compute allocation and operating conditions remain in diligence. Grid tie Primary backup #### Connect generation to a wider supply. An existing grid export connection gives the site an electrical starting point. Our integration work assesses the import arrangement, protection and switching needed for the grid to support compute when wind output falls. An export connection does not establish available import capacity. BESS Storage investment #### Put storage between variability and demand. We are evaluating battery energy storage to help manage wind variability and support the backup sequence. Dispatch, usable energy and degradation are being assessed against the operating profile of the first compute phase. Planned site investment; separate from the module’s UPS. Gensets Standby generation #### Add a source of power on site. Standby gensets are part of the resilience plan, with fuel storage, replenishment, changeover and maintenance considered together. The module UPS bridges supply transitions while the backup system responds. Equipment sizing and transfer performance will be validated in engineering. Work with the resource #### Seasonal wind. Year-round planning. Sri Lanka’s wind generation is strongest through the May–September south-west monsoon. We assess the lower-output periods just as closely: hourly generation, grid availability and storage dispatch determine the load a site can responsibly support. [CEB generation plan · Source notes ↗](#sl-sources) J F M A M J J A S O N D Wind season May — September Fiber & connectivity ### An island. On the network. Established submarine systems connect Sri Lanka to regional fiber hubs and onward global routes. SEA-ME-WE 4 and 5, Bharat Lanka and BBG provide the national network context. For the deployment, we are working through the terrestrial connection, carrier delivery and physical path diversity that turn that geography into usable service. **Two physically separate paths.** Our connectivity requirement Route drawings, committed bandwidth, latency and failover all need to be verified for the site. [Explore our cluster requirements](https://nawapower.com/requirements/cluster#facility) Regional network context Diagram: Sri Lanka in the regional fiber network International connectivity Schematic regional links. Site fiber and route diversity remain in diligence. [Image: Wind turbines above open land and palms, with Sri Lanka’s north-west coastline on the horizon.] [Image: Aerial site-context photograph showing coastal wind turbines, palms and existing generation infrastructure.] 1 / 2 From the site An established energy landscape. A new use for its power. Climate & site design ### Built for the coast. The location is part of the engineering. We design around the weather, the operating environment and the people who will maintain the installation. #### Design for tropical heat. Warm, humid coastal conditions make cooling selection fundamental. F2 uses direct-to-chip liquid cooling, with heat rejection and auxiliary cooling being sized and validated for local design conditions. #### Build for the wet season. Drainage, equipment elevation, weather protection and access during heavy rain belong in the civil design. Flood and storm exposure are part of site diligence. #### Protect what stays outdoors. Coastal exposure shapes corrosion protection, enclosure selection and maintenance. The objective is equipment that can be inspected, serviced and kept available over time. Local weather evidence informs the design; detailed environmental and civil studies establish the site-specific limits. NAWA F2 · Modular infrastructure ### Greenfield to whitefield. A repeatable compute cell. A deployment shaped around the site. F2 brings the IT module and its dedicated power module together, with liquid cooling, UPS protection and high-speed networking. We work closely with silicon partners to align rack delivery with site readiness. [Image: Clay model of NAWA F2 infrastructure, showing accelerator racks, cooling and the dedicated power module.] NAWA F2 Rack-scale infrastructure · Concept Compute platform #### NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 (VR200). Rack density, supply and integration are being defined with our silicon partners as the Sri Lanka deployment progresses. [Platform reference](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/vera-rubin-nvl72/) **Cooling** Direct-to-chip liquid cooling, separate facility and rack loops. **Electrical** Dedicated power module, UPS and protected supply transitions. **Expansion** Additional cells matched to firm power and contracted demand. [Explore the F2 system](https://nawapower.com/models) Building the first phase #### Define the scope. Invest in readiness. Bring capacity online. For compute buyers & neoclouds Shape a dedicated deployment around your workload, capacity and delivery needs. Discuss the rack configuration, connectivity and service requirements for your team. For infrastructure partners Explore participation in the site works, power integration, BESS, standby generation and modular facility that make the deployment possible. The path to deployment ### A clear next step. At every stage. Technical and commercial diligence is under way. The first deployment scope will be set by the power study, site engineering and customer requirements. 1. In progress #### Qualify the site. Generation data, site control, import power, fiber routes and environmental conditions. 2. Next #### Engineer the first phase. Storage and backup sizing, civil works, cooling, carrier delivery and commercial scope. 3. Before service #### Commission together. Integrated load tests, supply transitions, network failover and customer acceptance. [Image: Existing site building and electrical infrastructure among coconut palms in Sri Lanka.] Existing site infrastructure The assessment starts on the ground. Electrical infrastructure and access on Sri Lanka’s north-west coast. Get involved · Sri Lanka ### Be part of what comes next. Explore compute capacity, discuss an infrastructure investment, or request access to the virtual data room. #### A closer look at the project. Request the technical and commercial context behind the deployment. Our team reviews each inquiry and follows up directly about data room access. Flagship opportunity · Technical & commercial diligence Sources & design context The site narrative draws on project documentation, site photography and ongoing technical discussions. The 7 MW figure is the campus design basis under evaluation; firm supply allocation and available compute capacity will be confirmed through diligence. Storage, standby generation and site connectivity are being developed through diligence. - [CEB · Long-term generation expansion plan 2025–2044](https://www.ceb.lk/front_img/img_reports/1748839124LTGEP-2025-2044-FINAL_c.pdf#page=111) — wind resource and seasonality. - [SLT · Network infrastructure, annual report 2025](https://www.slt.lk/reports-html/annual/2025/manufactured_capital/trailblazing_infrastructure.html) — national and international connectivity. - [Dialog · Global network](https://dialog.lk/global/network) — established BBG routes and international points of presence. - [SLSEA / World Bank · Offshore wind technical assistance, 2025](https://www.energy.gov.lk/images/renewable-energy/offshore-wind-phase-ii-technical-assistance-for-sri-lanka.pdf) — regional energy and coastal engineering context. - [Department of Census and Statistics · Statistical Pocket Book 2024](https://www.statistics.gov.lk/Publication/PocketBook2024) — Puttalam weather observations from the Department of Meteorology. - [Nawa cluster requirements](https://nawapower.com/requirements/cluster) — the qualification framework, with project scope confirmed separately. Regional network lines are schematic. Site photos show existing infrastructure; images labelled “Concept” illustrate the intended deployment. Service capacity and commercial terms are confirmed through project agreements. [Explore other deployments](https://nawapower.com/#deployments) ## Inquiry form [Open this form in agent mode](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka?mode=agent#inquiry) - `inquiryType`; fixed value: deployment-interest - `deployment`; fixed value: sri-lanka - `interest`; required - `interest`; required - `interest`; required - `name`; required; max 120 characters: Name * - `email`; required; max 254 characters: Work email * - `company`; required; max 160 characters: Company * - `message`; required; max 5000 characters: Brief requirements * - `dataRoomRequest` [Submission instructions and schemas](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md). The browser form remains available in agent mode. --- # Dallas–Fort Worth compute deployment · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw.md Explore Nawa’s Dallas–Fort Worth power profile, development stage and next steps for modular GPU infrastructure. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content United States · In diligence ## Dallas–Fort Worth An existing facility opportunity in North Texas is under assessment. **Deployment scope** Under review **Power** Grid **Status** In diligence **Deployment** Modular GPU infrastructure [Image: Dallas skyline across the Trinity River, with electrical lines in the foreground.] Dallas–Fort Worth · regional context. Photo: [Tony Webster](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dallas_Texas_Skyline.jpg) · [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/). Resized. Why this market ### The position. The review focuses on usable power and the fit between the facility and an initial compute deployment. In diligence ### Where this stands. #### Today Facility and commercial diligence is in progress. #### Next Confirm the deployment scope and the path to site agreements. Site and commercial diligence is in progress; deployment remains subject to agreement. Configuration ### What fits here. [The unit: NAWA F2](https://nawapower.com/models) The wider pipeline ### Five countries. Diagram: The development pipeline - [Sri Lanka](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) In diligence - [Dallas–Fort Worth United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) In diligence - [San Francisco Bay Area United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) Under review - [United Arab Emirates](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) In diligence - [Türkiye](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) Under review - [Tanzania](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) Under review - [Phased deployment Sri Lanka In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) - [Under review United States Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) - [Under review United Arab Emirates In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) - [Under review Türkiye Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) - [Under review Tanzania Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) Next ### Talk about this market. [Get compute](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) --- # San Francisco Bay Area compute deployment · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area.md Explore Nawa’s San Francisco Bay Area power profile, development stage and next steps for modular GPU infrastructure. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content United States · Under review ## San Francisco Bay Area We are assessing a Bay Area opportunity for compute close to demand. **Deployment scope** Under review **Power** Grid **Status** Under review **Deployment** Modular GPU infrastructure [Image: Aerial view across San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge.] San Francisco Bay Area · regional context. Photo: [Mattsjc](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_photo_of_San_Francisco_Bay_and_Golden_Gate_Bridge.jpg) · [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Resized. Why this market ### The position. Site suitability and power access will determine the deployment approach. Under review ### Where this stands. #### Today The opportunity remains under review. #### Next Establish the site scope and confirm the power position. An early assessment of the market and potential sites. Configuration ### What fits here. [The unit: NAWA F2](https://nawapower.com/models) The wider pipeline ### Five countries. Diagram: The development pipeline - [Sri Lanka](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) In diligence - [Dallas–Fort Worth United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) In diligence - [San Francisco Bay Area United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) Under review - [United Arab Emirates](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) In diligence - [Türkiye](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) Under review - [Tanzania](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) Under review - [Phased deployment Sri Lanka In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) - [Under review United States In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) - [Under review United Arab Emirates In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) - [Under review Türkiye Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) - [Under review Tanzania Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) Next ### Talk about this market. [Get compute](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) --- # United Arab Emirates compute deployment · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae.md Explore Nawa’s United Arab Emirates power profile, development stage and next steps for modular GPU infrastructure. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content United Arab Emirates · In diligence ## United Arab Emirates We are evaluating a phased compute project in the United Arab Emirates. **Deployment scope** Under review **Power** Site dependent **Status** In diligence **Deployment** Modular GPU infrastructure [Image: A road and power lines through the dunes of Liwa in Abu Dhabi.] United Arab Emirates · regional context. Photo: [JSPhotography2016](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Liwa_Desert_Dune.jpg) · [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/). Resized. Why this market ### The position. The work centres on site suitability and a commercial structure for local deployment. In diligence ### Where this stands. #### Today Project discussions and initial diligence are in progress. #### Next Define the first phase and qualify the supporting site and power arrangements. Site and commercial diligence is in progress; deployment remains subject to agreement. Configuration ### What fits here. [The unit: NAWA F2](https://nawapower.com/models) The wider pipeline ### Five countries. Diagram: The development pipeline - [Sri Lanka](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) In diligence - [Dallas–Fort Worth United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) In diligence - [San Francisco Bay Area United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) Under review - [United Arab Emirates](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) In diligence - [Türkiye](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) Under review - [Tanzania](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) Under review - [Phased deployment Sri Lanka In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) - [Under review United States In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) - [Under review United States Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) - [Under review Türkiye Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) - [Under review Tanzania Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) Next ### Talk about this market. [Get compute](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) --- # Ankara region compute deployment · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey.md Explore Nawa’s Türkiye power profile, development stage and next steps for modular GPU infrastructure. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content Türkiye · Under review ## Ankara region Türkiye remains a market under assessment for modular compute. **Deployment scope** Under review **Power** Grid and renewables **Status** Under review [Image: Ankara at dusk, with housing in the foreground and the city stretching to the hills.] Ankara region · market context. Photo: [William Neuheisel](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ankara_Skyline_\(6225862196\).jpg) · [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/). Resized. Why this market ### The position. The review considers the relationship between potential sites and the regional power network. Under review ### Where this stands. #### Today Regional screening remains at an early stage. #### Next Identify a suitable site for a more detailed review. An early assessment of the market and potential sites. Configuration ### What fits here. [The unit: NAWA F2](https://nawapower.com/models) The wider pipeline ### Five countries. Diagram: The development pipeline - [Sri Lanka](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) In diligence - [Dallas–Fort Worth United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) In diligence - [San Francisco Bay Area United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) Under review - [United Arab Emirates](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) In diligence - [Türkiye](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) Under review - [Tanzania](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) Under review - [Phased deployment Sri Lanka In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) - [Under review United States In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) - [Under review United States Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) - [Under review United Arab Emirates In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) - [Under review Tanzania Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) Next ### Talk about this market. [Get compute](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute) --- # Dodoma region compute deployment · Nawa Canonical URL: https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania Markdown URL: https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania.md Explore Nawa’s Tanzania power profile, development stage and next steps for modular GPU infrastructure. [All public pages](https://nawapower.com/llms.txt) · [Requirements and inquiries](https://nawapower.com/agents/inquiries.md) · [Website view](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania?mode=human) ## Context Nawa Power develops modular GPU infrastructure around available power. These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements. The compute cell shown on the website is a design basis. Figures are design intent, sourced from the engineering package. Deployment status and conditions are stated on each deployment page. ## Page content Tanzania · Under review ## Dodoma region Tanzania is under assessment for compute near regional power infrastructure. **Deployment scope** Under review **Power** Hydro-led grid **Status** Under review [Image: An orbital photograph of Dodoma and the surrounding terrain in central Tanzania.] Dodoma region · regional context. Photo: [NASA](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dodoma,_Tanzania.JPG) · [Public domain](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dodoma,_Tanzania.JPG#Licensing). Resized. Why this market ### The position. The review focuses on a suitable load location and the network connections needed to serve it. Under review ### Where this stands. #### Today The opportunity is at the regional feasibility stage. #### Next Qualify a site and its power supply arrangements. An early assessment of the market and potential sites. Configuration ### What fits here. [The unit: NAWA F2](https://nawapower.com/models) The wider pipeline ### Five countries. Diagram: The development pipeline - [Sri Lanka](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) In diligence - [Dallas–Fort Worth United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) In diligence - [San Francisco Bay Area United States](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) Under review - [United Arab Emirates](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) In diligence - [Türkiye](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) Under review - [Tanzania](https://nawapower.com/deployments/tanzania) Under review - [Phased deployment Sri Lanka In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/sri-lanka) - [Under review United States In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/dfw) - [Under review United States Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/bay-area) - [Under review United Arab Emirates In diligence](https://nawapower.com/deployments/uae) - [Under review Türkiye Under review](https://nawapower.com/deployments/turkey) Next ### Talk about this market. [Get compute](https://nawapower.com/contact/compute)