SITES
Compute deployed where the energy is. Every unit is a sealed, self-contained AI factory engineered to produce compute wherever power already exists — and behind-the-meter sites on powered land can avoid the public connection queue. A unit is craned in, connected and producing in weeks from site agreement, subject to site readiness and commissioning, rather than built over years.
Three Site Patterns
Every unit operates as a flexible, dispatchable load: it runs AI workloads when renewable energy is abundant and eases off when the network is constrained — converting surplus energy into AI compute produced onshore. Grid-safe by design: the load sheds on command, never the other way around.
GRID
COMMON QUESTIONS-
Powered land with spare or curtailed capacity: substation-adjacent land, generation sites, industrial facilities, precincts, ports and car parks. The site screen answers this quickly against published network data.
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No. SAII deploys, operates and maintains the Vaults through AgenticGrid and its command centre. The host provides site rights and power.
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Every Vault operates as flexible, dispatchable load. It runs hard when energy is abundant and eases off when the network is constrained — and it sheds on command, never the other way around.
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Each site has its own connection, planning, safety and commissioning path. Behind-the-meter sites can avoid the public connection queue, but no site skips approvals.
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Vaults are designed to be redeployed rather than rebuilt. If a site’s economics or constraints change, the asset moves.
How Deployment Works
Every site still requires its own connection, access, safety and commissioning path.
NEXT STEP
Tell us about the site — power, access and constraints — and we will assess whether it can host AI compute.