COMPUTE CAPACITY · 4–20 MW CLASS

Capacity where the grid can actually deliver it.

Ananta develops compute-ready sites on distribution-scale interconnection. It is the deal size the hyperscale pipeline ignores, on timelines the large-load queue cannot match.

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THE MECHANISM

A different interconnection path.

Transmission-scale large-load interconnection is a national bottleneck. LBNL reports a median wait of about 4.5 years. FERC ordered all six U.S. grid operators to address large-load processes in June 2026.

Distribution-scale connections in the 4–20 MW class follow each utility's distribution process instead. The work proceeds feeder by feeder on a months-scale path. The scarce asset is feeder headroom. Finding it is our discipline.

Interconnection pathways
A qualitative comparison of a multi-year transmission queue and a months-scale distribution lane.

WHAT A SITE INCLUDES

The development work is done before the build begins.

We develop sites. We do not operate compute.

Aerial visualization of a planned Ananta compute site showing modules, external chillers, the security fence, and the utility pole line serving the access road.
Visualization of a planned Ananta site.

SITE SIZES

What a site looks like, from 4 to 20 MW.

Footprints shown at true proportion
Four baseline-aligned square footprints compare 4, 10, 15, and 20 megawatt sites at 4.5, 7, 9, and 11 acres on the same area scale.

Every size runs on the same pattern: one access point, one interconnection, and screening and buffer around the footprint. Acreage is approximate and site-specific.

WHO WE SERVE

Regional capacity for operators who value control.

GPU clouds and inference providers

4–20 MW blocks with delivery-date discipline, at a size larger developers often overlook.

Enterprises deploying private AI

Sites near demand that you control, with a clean public approval record.

Colocation operators

Wholesale blocks with expansion headroom, ready for your customer model.

WHY DISTRIBUTED INFERENCE

Training follows low-cost power. Inference stays near demand.

Industry analyses project inference rising toward about 75% of AI compute by 2030. That creates a need for many well-placed regional sites, not one remote campus.

A network of 4–20 MW distribution-connected sites brings proximity and speed-to-power together.

HOW TO ENGAGE

Engage early. Shape the site to your requirements.

Capacity where the grid can actually deliver it.

Visualization

EXPERIENCE

Infrastructure work is measured in years, approvals, and follow-through.

Ananta is led by a team with two decades of utility-scale energy infrastructure development experience across U.S. markets.

Active across the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Midwest.

COMPUTE INQUIRIES

Start with the capacity you need.

Tell us your market, power range, timing, and facility requirements.

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