Infrastructure Footprint

Infrastructure Footprint

Sovereign cloud and AI infrastructure pathways across the US, Switzerland, and UAE.

01

~70 MW

Expansion Path

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3

Strategic regions

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1.15–1.25

Target design PUE

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Multi-vendor

Compute architecture

Figures are indicative and subject to site design, availability, and contracted scope.

US HUB

A staged US sovereign AI infrastructure hub designed for healthcare, pharma, and other regulated enterprise workloads

01

Facility Design

  • Support for Key Management Options and access models
  • Workload isolation and tenant-separation controls
  • Private networking and dedicated connectivity options
  • Multi-vendor accelerator architecture, subject to workload and availability
  • Available by design monitoring aligned to contracted service tier
02

Power Systems

  • Staged power-capacity planning for AI infrastructure growth
  • Utility coordination and resilience planning under development
  • Potential access to Louisiana incentive programs, subject to eligibility, performance conditions, and agency approval
  • Power architecture to be finalized through engineering, utility, and customer requirements
03

Cooling Infrastructure

  • Target efficient design envelope, with PUE confirmed by final site design
  • High-density cooling strategy for AI and accelerated compute workloads
  • Liquid-cooling pathways where required by selected hardware architecture
  • Energy-efficiency planning aligned to workload, site, and resilience requirements
04

Accelerator Options

  • GPU infrastructure for mainstream AI training and inference
  • Specialized accelerator pathways for high-throughput inference and domain-specific workloads
  • Architecture designed to reduce single-vendor dependency
  • Final hardware availability subject to procurement, site readiness, and customer requirements

Primary Campus

Louisiana

Neuro.io’s first major US sovereign AI infrastructure hub, with staged capacity planning and state-level economic development alignment.

Location
Houma area
Status
Under development / staged activation
Capacity Pathway
Initial capacity planning with expansion potential toward larger AI infrastructure scale
Use Cases
Healthcare, pharma, regulated enterprise AI, inference, training, and governed cloud workloads
Louisiana facility exterior
Louisiana facility grounds
Louisiana facility approach

Louisiana interior spaces

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Client Reception

A professional front-of-house environment for customer visits, partner meetings, and site introductions.

Client Reception
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Meeting spaces

Flexible rooms for executive briefings, planning sessions, and technical discussions.

Meeting spaces
03

Operations areas

Dedicated spaces supporting site coordination, infrastructure operations, and service management.

Operations areas
04

Expandable campus

A physical environment designed to support staged growth as demand increases.

Expandable campus

Louisiana Hyperscale Infrastructure

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High-Performance Infrastructure

Enterprise-grade data center equipment.

High-Performance Infrastructure
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Clean Room Standards

Climate-controlled environment for optimal performance.

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Technical Operations Area

Dedicated spaces for system management and monitoring.

Technical Operations Area
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Scalable Infrastructure

Campus expansion path to ~70 MW total capacity.

International Deployment Pathways

Strategic regions under development to support customer requirements for data residency, jurisdictional control, and governed AI infrastructure

01In Development

Switzerland (Sovereign Node)

Swiss / European deployment option for healthcare, pharma, and data-sensitive workloads requiring regional control and strong governance.

Location
Switzerland (undisclosed)
Capacity
Staged to 3 MW
Use cases
Swiss and European healthcare, pharma, life sciences, and governed AI workloads
02In Development

Abu Dhabi (Sovereign Node)

Regional deployment option for Middle East customers requiring local control, data residency alignment, and governed AI infrastructure.

Location
Abu Dhabi, UAE HUB
Capacity
Staged to 3 MW
Use cases
Healthcare, public-sector-adjacent, enterprise AI, and regional sovereign compute workloads

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