Complete campus development for single anchor tenants: secured power, engineering for dense AI loads, and schedules measured in months, not years.
One campus, one anchor tenant, one accountable developer. We acquire and entitle the land, secure the power, design and deliver the buildings, and operate the campus. Our tenants deploy compute. Right sized means matching each campus to what the site, the grid, and the community can support. Sometimes that's 20 MW; where we generate the power ourselves, it's 400 MW.
Interconnection, withdrawal capacity, and generation planning are validated before a campus enters our active portfolio. Power is engineering, not a press release.
Proprietary technology runs our land qualification, diligence, underwriting, and predictive siting. The same engineering depth designs the campuses themselves: advanced data center halls and private utility networks, engineered as one system.
Every campus advances through a staged development gate process (site control, power, design, financing, construction) with institutional grade diligence at each gate.
460 MW of critical IT across Georgia, Texas, and Ohio, with 240 MW in commercial lease closing backed by investment grade credit support, and a second 400 MW Texas campus directly behind them. Diligence isn't a promise. It's a file we can show you. Qualified tenants can request the diligence index for any campus below.
Existing powered building with expansion land and fiber rich connectivity, the fastest path to energized capacity in the portfolio.
An exceptionally supportive local jurisdiction. Complete design drawing set. Factory slots secured on 3 to 5 month equipment lead times. Substation upgrade underway.
Anchor behind the meter campus: a private utility network built on a turbine, reciprocating engine, and BESS microgrid with primary firm gas and LNG backup.
50% design sets complete. Waterless cooling at a 1.2 PUE design target. Development support from one of North America's largest power generators and energy infrastructure developers. Gas supply in competitive bid. Energized 345 kV switch on site, Batch Study 0 application submitted. No local permits required.
Compact campus with deep expansion headroom, sized to energize fast and scale with the tenant.
A direct repeat of the Project Sky playbook: one building, one substation, one schedule measured in months.
A reference design, refined campus by campus. Built for what AI infrastructure actually requires, and for the communities that host it.
Connectivity gets the same discipline as energization. Every Solomon campus is engineered to the hyperscaler golden rule for physical diversity: four fully diverse fiber routes and four fully diverse points of entry, validated during diligence, not promised after commitment.
Each campus is designed around multiple independent long haul paths, ring topologies where the regional fiber map supports them, and true multipath diversity toward the major AI and cloud interconnection hubs. No single cut, no single conduit, no single provider in the critical path.
We engineer into the major carrier interconnection points serving each market: wavelength services across multiple national and regional carriers, with dark fiber options where the tenant's architecture calls for them.
Networks designed to be spliceable and expandable without impacting carrier operations. Capacity grows with the campus, without service risk.
Route engineering favors constructibility: existing rights of way, modern high count glass, and build methods that keep fiber off the critical path of energization.
The constraint on AI is deployed capacity. Our development system is engineered around one number: time to energization.
Land, power path, gas supply, long lead equipment, and community agreements move in parallel, before construction mobilizes.
Substation, generation, shell, and fit out are sequenced as one integrated program under a national delivery team, not handed off in series.
Phased delivery brings capacity online in tranches, so tenants deploy against energized megawatts while the campus builds out around them.
For grid powered campuses of this class, where site and interconnection conditions allow. That is what the supply chain, the reference design, and the delivery system are built to do.
For an AI tenant, the schedule is the risk. Every quarter in someone else's queue is deployed compute lost. Tell us your deployment profile (megawatts, density, geography, timeline) and we'll respond with options from the portfolio.
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