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.

United States first; international opportunities considered selectively.

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Criteria reviewed October 13, 2026

What Nawa is seeking.

For gpu compute buyers and brokers representing a long-term offtaker.

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.

Common 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.

Start a conversation.

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.

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Or email taher@nawapower.com.

These are partnership interests. Site acceptance, lease assumption, capacity, pricing, financing and delivery dates require diligence and written agreements.