Build
Host and expand Canadian capacity.
Qualifying sites and builders expand distributed energy and compute. Financial partners may assess financing options or lease-to-own after feasibility and underwriting. Capacity is managed by DAI Compute with qualified suppliers and operators.
How it works
Feasibility first. Financing second. No promised rates.
Step 01
Screen the site
Commercial and industrial sites may be assessed for a right-sized compute
installation that serves external demand and optional internal workloads.
Step 02
Design the capacity
Solar, battery, and compute are engineered as separate assets before any
combined offer. Electrical, safety, network, and operating limits matter.
Step 03
Assess partner financing
Independent financial partners may evaluate financing or lease-to-own
after feasibility. Approval, rates, terms, and ownership transfer are
partner- and transaction-specific. DAI Compute does not currently offer
financing as a live product.
Who builds
From a capacity host to a commercial micro-datacentre.
Capacity host
Site partner
Factories, warehouses, farms, greenhouses, and other C&I operators
may host right-sized compute capacity for external buyers, with
optional internal use.
Energy operator
Higher-value load
Co-locate compute with generation so electrons serve Canadian AI
capacity under Canadian coordination, not only wholesale export.
Developer
Dedicated deployment
Customer-site or commercial micro-datacentre paths for organizations
that need dedicated capacity with an agreed service model.
Where we are
Pilot cohort. Register for a capacity-host screen.
Near-term goal: first pilot sites with real hardware, real generation, and real compute. We do not publish host economics, utilisation guarantees, or loan approvals. Affiliates and suppliers are engaged privately; they are not named as public partners on this site.
Request a capacity-host screen