FOR LANDOWNERS & BROKERS

Good land, made ready for modern computing.

It costs you nothing to find out. The studies, engineering, and permitting are on us. We provide clear terms and direct updates from the first review through closing.

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A STRAIGHTFORWARD PATH

Clear terms. Our work and cost.

Fair terms

A written offer based on the property and the work needed to make it usable.

Our cost, our work

We pay for utility studies, diligence, engineering, and permitting.

Clear communication

You receive a defined schedule and direct updates as the work moves forward.

Only the footprint we use

The rest of your land stays yours to farm and use. We do not seek blanket rights over land we do not pay for.

THE JOURNEY

The slow parts are stated up front.

From review to closing
Four milestones show timing and who bears the cost.
  1. Initial review

    We gather the property details and give you an initial view of fit. This takes days to weeks and is at our cost.

  2. Agree on terms

    You receive a written option that states payments, timing, access, and responsibilities.

  3. Diligence and permitting

    We fund the studies, utility coordination, engineering, and approvals, with updates along the way. Utility studies and public approvals are the slow part, and we say so up front.

  4. Close

    When the agreed conditions are met, you are paid on the terms set at the start.

Footprints are measured in acres, not hundreds of acres.

Visualization

HOW PAYMENT WORKS

The structure is written before anything is signed.

  1. Option period

    You receive option payments while we complete diligence at our cost.

  2. Paid extensions

    If milestones take longer, staged extensions continue only on the written terms.

  3. Closing

    The agreement converts to a purchase or long-term lease with defined terms and escalators.

Every property is different. The written proposal states price, timing, access, and responsibilities before anything is signed.

If we walk away, you keep every payment made and your land, unencumbered.

WHAT WE LOOK FOR

Land with the right setting and practical access.

Room to work

Rural or edge-of-town parcels with room for a well-planned site.

Electrical reach

Property within practical reach of existing electrical infrastructure.

Workable road access

A route that can serve construction and long-term operations responsibly.

Compatible current use

Industrial and commercially zoned parcels are welcome, alongside farmland and open land.

Not sure your land fits? Send the details anyway. The screen costs you nothing.

WHAT WE BUILD

Self-contained modules designed as a considerate neighbor.

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

Footprints are measured in acres, not hundreds of acres. A set of factory-built, self-contained compute modules with integrated liquid cooling is delivered to a prepared pad with external chillers and cooling equipment.

The modules and cooling equipment are screened and set back. The site is quiet by design, and its equipment and operation are addressed in the public permit record. Where the land is agricultural, the remainder of the parcel can keep working.

A considerate site
Four compute modules and adjacent cooling equipment sit on a prepared pad within setbacks and a landscaped buffer, with one access road and utility connection.

RELATIVE SCALE

Four to twelve acres within a working parcel.

Our facilities use roughly four to twelve acres depending on capacity. Where the land is agricultural, the surrounding parcel can keep farming.

Footprints shown at true proportion
Area comparison of a 500-acre hyperscale campus, a 4-to-12-acre Ananta facility shown at 11 acres, and a 1.3-acre football field. Square areas are shown at the same scale.

SOUND

What will it sound like?

The main sound from a site is its cooling equipment, a low, continuous fan hum.

Sites are designed for quiet operation, with screening and setbacks between the equipment and the property line. The design target is to meet local noise limits at the property line, typically in the 40s dBA at night in rural areas. These commitments are recorded in permit conditions.

Typical sound levels, for reference
A scale from 30 to 60 dBA marks a whisper, a quiet library, light rain, and normal conversation, with a highlighted band from about 42 to 50 dBA marking the property-line design target.

AT THE FENCE - ABOUT 50 FEET

AT ABOUT 300 FEET

AT ABOUT 1,000 FEET

Simulated equipment sound with a constant rural background, for relative comparison. Not a recording of an operating site. Level differences between clips are reduced for playback; at real distances the drop is larger, roughly fifteen decibels at three hundred feet and twenty five or more at one thousand feet. Set your volume so the first clip is comfortable, then leave it unchanged.

COMMON QUESTIONS

What landowners usually want to know.

Do I pay for anything?

No. The studies, engineering, utility work, and permitting needed for our review are on us.

What is a land option?

It gives us the exclusive right, but not the obligation, to purchase or lease the agreed property during a stated period. Payments, access, timing, and responsibilities are written down.

Who pays property taxes during the option?

You remain the owner and continue paying ordinary property taxes. The agreement addresses tax changes caused by our project. Raise agricultural status and rollback taxes during your review.

How long does the process take?

Land terms can move in months. Utility studies and public approvals can take months to years. We state the expected schedule and update you when it changes.

Can I keep farming or using the land?

Usually, yes. The agreement limits our rights to the agreed footprint and describes the access needed for surveys and studies.

What if you decide not to proceed?

You keep every payment already made, and your land remains yours without our agreement encumbering it.

Should my lawyer review the agreement?

Yes. We expect and welcome your counsel's review before you sign.

Will you work with my broker?

Yes. We coordinate with brokers and other land professionals at your direction.

What happens at the end of the facility's life?

Removal and restoration obligations are written into the agreement and applicable permit conditions.

Who is responsible for liability and insurance?

We carry insurance and indemnify you for our activities as stated in the agreement.

What if Ananta cannot continue or transfers the project?

Payments made are yours. Protections and obligations are written to survive, and assignment rights are addressed in the agreement.

Who signs the agreement?

A clearly identified Ananta entity. The legal counterparty is stated before signing.

Will neighbors hear or see the facility?

The facility is designed for quiet operation, screening, and low traffic. These matters go through public review, and we present to the community, not around it.

Who handles project-related tax or land-use changes?

The agreement allocates responsibility for changes arising from our project. You stay the owner during the option period.

YOUR QUESTIONS

Ask about your land.

Every question gets a direct answer from the team. Common questions become new entries and short videos on this page. Include the parcel location and any details you have.

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FOR BROKERS

Bring us properties that may fit.

Share the property details you have. We will respond directly and professionally.

FROM THE ROAD

A low profile from the public road.

Visualization of a planned Ananta site viewed from the public road, showing the screened perimeter, landscaped buffer, and low profile of the facility.
Visualization of a planned Ananta site.
Visualization of a planned Ananta site.

A CONSIDERATE NEIGHBOR

Commitments belong in the public record.

We come early to the public process. Commitments made in permit conditions are recorded and enforceable. The facility is designed to be a quiet, low-traffic neighbor.

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.

START A CONVERSATION

Tell us about your land.

Send the location, parcel size, and any details you have. A broker or counsel is welcome from the first call.

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