Land
Sites close to cities and fibre are scarce, contested and expensive. Local communities increasingly say no.
Antipode Cloud
Antipode Cloud
Far from shore blows an immense, constant, untapped energy.
We are going to harvest it.
The problem
Every new AI data center needs three things the world is running short of.
Sites close to cities and fibre are scarce, contested and expensive. Local communities increasingly say no.
Grids are saturated. In many regions a new data center waits years for a connection, and some have stopped granting them altogether.
Cooling draws millions of litres a day, often in regions already under water stress.
So we are looking where none of these limits apply.
The open ocean
Beyond the horizon, the wind meets no mountain, no city, no obstacle. It circles the globe without ever stopping. No one lives there. No one harvests it.
That is where we are going.
A resource that never sleeps, at the scale of the oceans.
No combustion, no emissions, no fresh water drawn. Only the motion of air and sea.
No land to acquire, no landscape to scar, no grid queue to wait in.
The albatross circles the globe
with barely a beat of its wings. It lets the wind do the work. So do we.
Built for AI
Artificial intelligence is the most energy-hungry industry ever built, and it is hitting the limits of land, grids and water.
Antipode Cloud goes where the energy is: harvested at sea, autonomously, at global scale — and put straight to work for AI.
More very soon.
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