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Sovereign Infrastructure Colocation

The future of infrastructure isn't in orbit. It's underground

Purpose-built subterranean colocation data centers — chip-agnostic powered shells where tenants own the hardware and ARKA owns the structure and supplies the power.

launch cost · heat rejection · timeline

Data centers don't belong in space

Billions per megawatt. Decade-plus timelines. Vacuum heat rejection is the unsolved problem.

drone strike · geopolitical

Data centers don't belong in conflict zones

An AWS facility was struck. Surface infrastructure is geopolitical infrastructure.

community pushback · zoning

Data centers don't belong in residential communities

Noise complaints. Water-draw disputes. Tax-abatement fights. Communities organize and builds die.

hurricane corridor

Data centers don't belong in hurricane corridors

Storms force shutdowns. Grid disconnects come with the season.

thermal swing · energy variance

Data centers don't belong on volatile grids

Annual energy variance equals nine to ten months of bill.

tornado corridor

Data centers don't belong in tornado alley

Repeated facility damage. Insurance and uptime risk.

wildfire · PSPS

Data centers don't belong in wildfire country

Smoke chokes intakes. PSPS events sever the grid for days.

Cascadia seismic risk

Data centers don't belong on fault lines

A single-event facility loss is on the table.

ARKA

Data centers belong underground

Institutional briefing only. No investor offering, no public sale.

00 / 05
PREMISE

Why go underground

Five reasons the substrate beats the surface.

01 / 04 · TOPSOIL
TOPSOIL/ OUT

Above-grade footprint preserved. Land use, sightlines, and habitat stay intact by design — the asset is invited, never imposed.

GROUND SECTION · 0–62 M
S0 · TOPSOIL0.00 → 03.00 m
S1 · SUBSOIL03.00 → 12.00 m
S2 · SHELL12.00 → 28.00 m
S3 · POWERSHELL28.00 → 62.00 m
COMPUTE DEMAND TIMELINE

Two timelines. Same demand window. Different shape entirely

HYPERSCALER

Nothing, nothing, nothing — for years. Then a cliff

Of 16 hyperscale projects in flight in America, 11 are stalled. First capacity lands around month 50 — all at once.

ARKA

13 MW per Acre, every 9 months — compounding

First powered hive live before year-end. ARKA crosses ahead of the hyperscaler plateau well before month 50 — and keeps compounding past it.

Built in months, not years. Capacity delivered incrementally, not all at once

POWERSHELL ENTRY

Enter the powershell

Four strata. Four demarcations. One contracted boundary. Engineered below grade so the surface stays intact.

01
L1 · STRUCTURE · −5 m
SPEC03 ITEMS
01Reinforced concrete envelope
02Drainage + waterproofing
03Controlled access shaft + utility spine

Reinforced subterranean powershell

Below-grade reinforced-concrete shell with controlled access shafts, a central utility spine, and full drainage. The surface stays intact.

PROOF10%–40%
ANNUAL SURFACE VARIANCEeliminated below grade
02
L2 · POWER · −15 m
SPEC04 ITEMS
01Utility interconnect + switchgear
02Transformer & facility distribution
03Geothermal-compatible source
04Demarcation at tenant boundary

Sovereign power delivery

Utility interconnect, switchgear, transformer, and facility distribution — taken to the tenant demarcation point and no further.

PROOF4.5 MW
PER MÖBIUS HIVEevery 6 months · compounding
03
L3 · COOLING · −25 m
SPEC03 ITEMS
01Liquid cooling plant
02Hydronic supply + return loop
03Continuous thermal monitoring

Closed-loop thermal stability

Liquid cooling plant with hydronic supply and return to a defined cooling-capacity interface. Tenant cold-plate and rack-level cooling stay tenant scope.

PROOF1.25
PUE · OR BETTER80%–85% energy savings · anywhere on earth
04
L4 · CONTROL · −35 m
SPEC03 ITEMS
01Infrastructure SCADA telemetry
02TALON.EXE safety envelope
03TALON.SAL physical capacity allocation

TALON safety + capacity governance

SCADA telemetry feeds TALON.EXE, the infrastructure safety governor. TALON.SAL handles physical capacity allocation. Workload scheduling stays outside ARKA scope.

PROOF15%–20%
OF SURFACE BILLpredictable, passes through to tenants
ARRIVED · −35 m · TENANT DEMARCATION

Four strata. One boundary

  • 01−5 m
    L1 · STRUCTUREStops at facility envelope.
  • 02−15 m
    L2 · POWERStops at tenant demarcation.
  • 03−25 m
    L3 · COOLINGStops at thermal demarcation.
  • 04−35 m
    L4 · CONTROLStops at safety + capacity governance.

Tenant compute, networking, software, data, workloads, and outcomes all stay outside ARKA scope.

TALON GOVERNANCE
TALON brand mark
PILLAR 01 · SAFETY-FIRST

Multi-layer validation, human-in-the-loop

Every operational decision passes through layered checks. Critical actions require explicit human approval before execution — no opaque automation in the safety path.

GUARANTEEHuman approval gate on critical actions.
ENVELOPEWorkload scheduling stays outside ARKA scope.
PILLAR 02 · TRANSPARENT BOUNDARIES

Workloads run inside pre-defined parameters

Capacity envelopes, thermal limits, and access scopes are declared up-front and machine-checkable. Tenants and counterparties see the same boundary the operator does.

GUARANTEEBoundary declared before execution.
ENVELOPEWorkload scheduling stays outside ARKA scope.
PILLAR 03 · AUDITABLE

Every action logged for institutional review

Telemetry and operational records are persisted with cryptographic integrity. Compliance, IE, and lender review run against the same artefact, not a marketing summary.

GUARANTEELender- and regulator-readable audit trail.
ENVELOPEWorkload scheduling stays outside ARKA scope.
PILLAR 04 · PREDICTABLE

Engineered to underwriter-grade output

Performance is bounded by contract, not by best-effort. The envelope is sized so that meeting it is the deterministic outcome — not the upside case.

GUARANTEEOutput envelope fits underwriting model.
ENVELOPEWorkload scheduling stays outside ARKA scope.
SOVEREIGN INFRASTRUCTURE COLOCATION

The boundary is the business model

ARKA delivers contracted powered capacity to a single demarcation. Everything outside the line stays tenant scope.

ARKA / PROJECT SPVL · INSIDE

ARKA / PROJECT SPV

  • 01Subterranean structure
  • 02Power delivery to demarcation
  • 03Facility-side cooling plant
  • 04Security, monitoring, SCADA
  • 05Interconnect shell
  • 06TALON safety + capacity governance
TENANTR · OUTSIDE

TENANT

  • 01GPUs, TPUs, servers, nodes
  • 02Tenant networking fabric
  • 03Operating systems + orchestration
  • 04Applications, data, models
  • 05Workloads + performance outcomes
  • 06Business revenue or compute yield
UNDERWRITING READY

Lender-readable cashflow

Each ARKA site is held in its own special-purpose vehicle (SPV) — a standalone company that owns one asset, so lenders can underwrite it in isolation. Cash flows through it in a fixed order of priority.

REVENUE
01

Tenants pay for contracted capacity

Payment for powered capacity delivered to the handoff point — not usage-based.

PRIORITYSTEP 01 OF 05
VEHICLE
02

Into the project SPV

The standalone company that owns this one site — its only business.

PRIORITYSTEP 02 OF 05
RESERVES
03

Reserves are funded first

Cash set aside for operations and debt coverage before anyone is paid.

PRIORITYSTEP 03 OF 05
DEBT
04

Lenders are paid next

Senior debt service — the scheduled principal and interest owed to lenders.

PRIORITYSTEP 04 OF 05
EQUITY
05

Investors are paid last

Whatever remains is distributed to equity holders — last in line, by design.

PRIORITYSTEP 05 OF 05
STRUCTURE

Five facts. One vehicle

REVENUE BASIS
Contracted

Powered capacity to the demarcation, not utilization.

VEHICLE
Single-asset SPV

One asset, one SPV, no fund-level mixing.

STACK
Senior · Mezz · Equity

Reserves, debt service, and equity tranches sized at gate.

TAX STRUCTURE
Direct-pay ITC

Investment Tax Credit monetised via direct-pay election; financeable from day one.

DISCLOSURE
Gated

Public summaries; controlled diligence under NDA.

All financial structures subject to lender requirements, sovereign approval, and counterparty diligence. No investor offering, no public sale.

04 RELEASE TRACKS

Four counterparties

Each audience receives a dedicated brief, a release-gated dataroom, and a tailored counterparty package.

TRACK 01 · SOVEREIGN LAND PARTNER
01
PRINCIPLES04 ITEMS
01Jurisdictional authority preserved
02Lease-based, predictable revenue
03Surface-impact minimised by design
04Workforce development & community alignment

Sovereign-aligned

Land retained, approvals respected, low-impact infrastructure. Sovereignty is preserved through land, jurisdiction, and consent.

RECEIVES03 ITEMS
01Sovereignty narrative
02Site readiness scorecard
03Cultural & environmental review
Sovereignty briefing
TRACK 02 · CAPACITY TENANT
02

Capacity tenants

Subterranean powered shell with a defined demarcation. You bring the compute hardware and software; we deliver the facility.

RECEIVES03 ITEMS
01Demarcation map
02Capacity profile
03TALON safety envelope
Capacity brief
TRACK 03 · LENDER / SPV INVESTOR
03

Lenders & investors

Single-asset SPV, lender-readable cashflow waterfall, controlled distribution. Numbers shown only from active SOT.

RECEIVES03 ITEMS
01SPV cashflow waterfall
02Reserve & DSCR summary
03IE-readiness package
Lender package
TRACK 04 · EPC · IE · UTILITIES
04

EPC · IE · utilities

Patched MEP one-line, gate-driven build sequence, design envelope discipline. IFC engineering varies inside approved envelopes.

RECEIVES03 ITEMS
01Standard deployment one-line
02Gate 0–6 build sequence
03Demarcation exhibits
Engineering brief
CLUSTER SCALE
1·3·5

Replication path: 1 → 3 → 5 Hives.

BUILD GATES
0–6

Gate 0 site review through Gate 6 commissioning.

DISCLOSURE
Gated

Public summaries; controlled diligence under NDA.

STEWARDSHIP · CONFIRMED
125+ yr
125 YEARS · 4 DISCIPLINES · LOCKED

Combined experience

Across infrastructure development, institutional finance, regulatory compliance, and sovereign-nation partnerships.

LEADERSHIP · SUBSET

The people behind those years

Buck Wagner headshot
L01Buck Wagner
Keenan D. Williams headshot
L02Keenan D. Williams
Jon Atzen headshot
L03Jon Atzen
Darryl Schriver headshot
L04Darryl Schriver
David Hollingsworth headshot
L05David Hollingsworth

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AFFILIATIONS · INSTITUTIONAL HISTORY

Built inside the institutions that shaped modern infrastructure

DARPA
MIT
TBX
Y Combinator
CBRE
Google for Startups
Perkins Coie
Texas Legislature
Tri-County Electric
GE
Duke Energy
DLA Piper
Sheppard Mullin
Iberdrola
National Grid
United Power
Brex
Hub International
Forbes Business Development Council
Rezi

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BRIEFING · WELCOMEMP4 · 16:9
CURRENT DEPTH−78.00 mBELOW GRADE

Build sovereign infrastructure below the threat

Sovereign-aligned, financeable, patent-defensible. Begin with a controlled briefing — no investor offering, no public sale.

DEPLOYED1

Single asset · proof of concept.

REPLICATED3

Three-Hive replication · standardised path.

CLUSTERED5

Full cluster path · sovereign-aligned scale.

Request a controlled briefing

Briefings are scheduled with qualified counterparties only. All partnerships and financial structures are subject to sovereign approval, environmental review, and lender requirements.

"Subterranean purposeful infrastructure is today. Space data centers are 5 years from now."

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