Step by step, within a framework: three ways to build compute at AHI

People ask us two questions more than any others: Can we take a hall? Can we build our own? Often, yes — subject to fit with our guidelines, approvals and definitive agreements — because AHI was designed around one idea: we build the power; you choose how you build compute.

1 · Take a finished hall. Secure Data Halls come in 10 MW blocks — operated infrastructure with direct-to-chip closed-loop cooling. You bring racks and GPUs.

2 · Add immersion. Single-phase MSC immersion can deploy alongside our halls, for GPU and ASIC fleets that suit it — same power, same campus.

3 · Bring your design. Powered land is a pad on titled industrial land, served by our behind-the-fence generation. You design and build your hall — your cooling, your OEM, your layout — and we run the power.

The framework is the point. Every building on campus, ours or yours, meets the same standards: the AHI Developer Guidelines, Red Deer County’s Land Use Bylaw and the industrial district it sits in, our good-neighbour commitments on sound and lighting, no municipal water, and permanent, enclosed buildings. Every step earns its own development permit through the County’s public process. That is what lets a campus grow without surprising anyone.

Ranges, not rate cards. You won’t find prices or fixed schedules on this website. Capacity, timing and terms move as the campus advances, so we confirm them directly with qualified parties — step by step.

Build with AHI →

AHI — AI Hub of Innovation is developed by Havenz Smart Communities (Lead Developer) in partnership with Turning Stone Developments (Lead Investor); both are general partners of AHI. Statements about future capacity, dates and milestones are forward-looking and subject to approvals, capital and change; this article describes development options, not an offer of capacity, land or services, and nothing in it constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities. Growth beyond the first phase is a master-plan objective subject to its own permits and studies. Third-party names describe roles and imply no endorsement. See Important information.