Canadian AI data centre campuses for sovereign workloads and enterprise tenants.
Power AI Corp develops a portfolio of phased, modular AI data centre campuses with Canadian data residency. We own land in British Columbia and partner with Indigenous communities across Saskatchewan and Québec.
ONE CONTROL PLANE · EVERY MODEL · YOUR KEYS
One control plane, every model, your keys.
Power AI Corp builds AI your organization controls: one governed platform for every model your people use, from AI running inside your walls to ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Your policies, your approvals, and your audit trail over all of it. However the AI runs, you hold the keys.
HOW IT FITS TOGETHER
One control plane. Every model your people use.
YOUR GOVERNANCE BOUNDARY
Every AI interaction passes through it.
CUSTOVA
THE CONTROL PLANE
MODELS YOU RUN
SOVEREIGN COMPUTE, ON PREMISES OR DEDICATED
Inside the boundary.
CLOUD AI SERVICES
CHATGPT · CLAUDE · GEMINI · OTHERS
Governed accessOne control plane over every model. Yours or theirs.
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1.5 GW
Final target
300 MW IT
Phase 1 target
4
Canadian sites
100%
Canadian owned
25 MW IT
Modular blocks
The Canadian gap
Canada leads in AI research. Canada lacks large scale sovereign AI compute.
Training modern AI models requires sustained power and high density racks. Many frontier scale campuses run in the 100 to 500 MW range. Power is the bottleneck, not GPUs.
Sovereign AI requires clear jurisdiction.
Canadian ownership and long-term operations.
- Canadian ownership and control across all sites.
- Headquarters in British Columbia.
- Built to own and operate.
- Active Canadian portfolio with four sites in development.
Active Canadian portfolio.
Langley, British Columbia
45 acres, owned land. Reserved for future phase expansion.
Status: Future phase
Fort St. John area, British Columbia
153 acres, owned land. Reserved for future phase expansion.
Status: Future phase
Saskatchewan partnered site
Indigenous-partnered Phase 1 campus. 150 MW IT delivered in six 25 MW IT blocks.
Status: MOU executed, utility engagement in progress
Québec partnered site
Indigenous-partnered Phase 1 campus. 150 MW IT delivered in six 25 MW IT blocks.
Status: MOU executed, utility engagement in progress
Modular campus standard.
25 MW
Data halls
Phased
Modular delivery
150 MW
Initial scale
1.5 GW
Long-term target
40–120 kW
Per rack range
Liquid ready
Cooling
Cold climate efficiency.
All Canadian sites benefit from cold climate free cooling using outside air and water-side economisation. This reduces mechanical chiller runtime and supports an engineering target of up to 50% reduction in cooling energy compared to temperate-climate facilities.
Utility-first power.
- Provincial grid supply through utility interconnection pathways.
- Phased delivery matched to tenant demand and utility capacity.
- Resilience options assessed per site, including geothermal and renewable energy growth on partnered lands.
Aligned governance and permitting.
Partner Nations hold governance participation and approval rights. Each project is structured for clear mutual commitments.
- Partner-controlled land and partner-led permitting pathway.
- Workforce development with priority hiring for Nation members.
- Local procurement opportunities for Indigenous businesses.
- Waste heat reuse for community facilities where feasible.
Waste heat recovery into nearby district heating supports community benefit and reduces environmental impact.
Indigenous partnered, modular AI campuses with Canadian data residency.
Power AI Corp develops and operates phased, modular campuses designed for high density AI. We own land in British Columbia and partner with Indigenous communities in Saskatchewan and Québec.