2,500 acres of controlled site in Lagos, Nigeria. Direct access to subsea fiber, gas supply, and water. Engineered for 10 GW of compute capacity by 2030.
Every zone optimized for its function. Generation clustered east for prevailing-wind isolation. Compute halls north for fiber proximity. Operations centered for response time.
Fully integrated, multi-GW energy and AI infrastructure microgrids for hyperscale data center customers at continental scale.
The campus is organized into four functional zones — each purpose-built for its role in the vertically integrated power-to-compute stack.
Multi-fuel turbines, solar arrays, and battery energy storage systems clustered east of the site for prevailing-wind isolation and grid-independence.
Four primary compute halls with expansion capacity for twelve additional halls. Liquid-cooled, power-dense, built to 250KW–1000KW per rack from day one.
High-voltage transmission and switching infrastructure positioned at the geometric center of the campus for shortest cable runs and lowest distribution losses.
Control room, NOC, security perimeter, administrative offices, and on-site staff facilities. Positioned for sub-second response to any zone.
Every critical utility is delivered on-site, behind the meter, with redundant feeds and dedicated infrastructure — not leased, not shared, not dependent on third parties.
A dedicated gas pipeline delivers 500 MMscfd directly to the campus. Behind-the-meter procurement eliminates grid dependency, secures pricing, and ensures continuous baseload for AI compute.
60 ML/day allocated for cooling and operations. Closed-loop systems recycle water continuously, with zero liquid discharge to the environment. Engineered for water-stressed conditions.
Eight major subsea cables land within a few meters of the campus — SAT-3, WACS, ACE, MainOne, and Equiano. Diverse landings, redundant feeds, 100 Gbps+ backbone to Europe, Americas, and the rest of Africa.
Lagos is Africa’s largest city and the commercial capital of Nigeria. Ibeju-Lekki sits within the Lekki Free Zone — Special Economic Zone status with infrastructure, regulatory clarity, and political will for industrial-scale deployment.