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AVAIO Digital is a privately held developer and operator of sustainable hyperscale data centers, founded in 2021 and headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut under the management of AVAIO Capital. The company develops large-scale build-to-suit, powered shell, and turnkey data center campuses for hyperscale cloud providers, AI/HPC operators, and large enterprises, with a stated portfolio of 3.7 GW total grid plus behind-the-meter capacity across 1,600 acres and 415 MW targeted for energization in 2027. Named campus projects include Leo (Little Rock, AR, 1,070 MW), Taurus (Brandon, MS, 1,036 MW), Perseus (Pittsburg, CA, 99 MW), Hercules (Appomattox, VA, 1,000 MW), and Scorpio (Algete, Spain, ~64 MW), representing over $27 billion in committed project investments.

The company's core technology stack targets AI and HPC workloads with industry-leading 300 kW per rack densities, water-conserving cooling systems (including 100% recycled water at Perseus via Delta Diablo), and a distinctive behind-the-meter generation architecture combining on-site natural gas, utility-scale solar PV (100+ MW across 2027 sites), and grid-aware flexible power management. AVAIO's competitive approach is to secure contracted utility power and zoning entitlements before site development, operating in markets outside power-constrained traditional hubs (Northern Virginia, Silicon Valley) where hyperscaler demand exceeds available grid capacity. Key equipment and utility partnerships include Schneider Electric (switchgear, PDUs, UPSs, chillers), Cummins ($200M+ in generators), Entergy (multi-state power across AR/MS/LA), Dominion (Virginia), Pittsburg Power (California), and Iberdrola (Spain).

AVAIO's revenue model is subscription-style long-term leases to a small set of hyperscaler and AI-company anchors, with pricing fully quote-based and not publicly disclosed. The go-to-market is exclusively direct enterprise sales via the company website, economic development authority relationships, and senior leadership outreach — no channel or reseller distribution exists. The senior team is led by CEO and Founding Partner Mark McComiskey and is described as having more than a century of combined experience developing digital and energy infrastructure projects worth over $15 billion. The company has not disclosed revenue and remains pre-revenue at the operating data center level, with first campus energizations scheduled for 2027 and the European Scorpio project targeted for 2028 delivery.

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AVAIO Digital is a privately held developer of sustainable hyperscale data center campuses targeting AI, HPC, and cloud provider tenants through turnkey, build-to-suit, and powered shell delivery models across 3.7 GW of secured power capacity in the U.S. and Spain.

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HeadquartersStamford, United States
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Stamford
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices6 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
hyperscale data centers, data center development, AI-ready infrastructure, build-to-suit facilities, behind-the-meter power
Industry2 codes
1Hyperscale Data Center Campuses (Build-to-Suit)
CodeHDABACACPrimaryYes
2HPC / AI-Optimized Data Center Facilities
CodeHDABACAJPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Computer Facilities Management Services541513
  • Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services51821
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Facilities Support Management Services8744
Product category
Hyperscale Data Center Infrastructure
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion2 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model4 records
1Data Center Leasing - Turnkey Solutions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

AVAIO develops and operates complete data center facilities ready for immediate occupancy. Customers lease finished data center space with power, cooling, and connectivity infrastructure included. Revenue is generated through long-term leases with hyperscalers and cloud providers.

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2Data Center Leasing - Build-to-Suit
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Custom data center development built precisely to customer workload specifications. AVAIO constructs facilities based on client requirements with contracted timelines and specifications.

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3Powered Shell Solutions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Customers lease power-ready facilities where they install their own IT equipment. AVAIO provides the building, power infrastructure, and connectivity while customers handle IT deployment.

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4Behind-the-Meter Power Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

AVAIO generates and supplies power to data center tenants through on-site generation assets, providing energy cost savings and reliability for customers.

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Distribution channels3 records

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Cost components6 values
Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details3 tiers
1Turnkey Data Center Solution - Full facility lease with all infrastructure included
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
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Long-term lease arrangements with contracted power, cooling, and connectivity. Pricing varies based on capacity requirements, facility size, and contract duration.

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2Build-to-Suit - Custom facility built to customer specifications
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Custom pricing based on design requirements, construction costs, and long-term lease commitments.

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3Powered Shell - Power-ready facility for customer IT deployment
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Leasing of shell facility with power infrastructure, with customer responsible for IT equipment installation.

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B2B
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1Leo
Description

AVAIO Digital's Little Rock, Arkansas campus project name

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AVAIO Digital develops and operates sustainable hyperscale data center campuses for AI, HPC, and cloud computing clients. The company delivers projects through turnkey, build-to-suit, and powered shell solutions, with secured power from utility partnerships and behind-the-meter generation. Its portfolio includes multi-gigawatt campuses across the United States and Europe supporting workloads up to 300 kW per rack.

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Problem solved
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  • Power costs competitive with lowest-cost markets in the US through Entergy partnerships in Arkansas and Mississippi
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AVAIO Digital is a next-generation developer and operator of sustainable hyperscale data centers offering a modular portfolio of delivery models: Turnkey Data Center Solution (full end-to-end delivery from site to servers), Build to Suit Data Centers (custom facilities built to client specifications), Powered Shell (power-ready infrastructure for client IT deployment), and Behind the Meter Power solutions (on-site generation including gas and solar for power cost control). The company's Constellation platform comprises multiple named campus sites including Leo (Little Rock, AR - 1,070 MW), Taurus (Brandon, MS - 1,036 MW), Perseus (Pittsburg, CA - 99 MW), Hercules (Appomattox, VA - 1,000 MW), and Scorpio (Madrid, Spain - 64 MW). These AI-ready campuses support cloud computing and hyperscaler deployments with both grid and behind-the-meter power generation capabilities.

Product and service9 records
1Turnkey Data Center Solution
CategoryData Center Delivery Model
Description

End-to-end data center delivery from site selection through servers, providing complete built-to-suit infrastructure for AI, HPC, and hyperscaler clients. Customers lease finished data center space with power, cooling, and connectivity infrastructure included.

2Build to Suit Data Centers
CategoryData Center Delivery Model
Description

Custom data center facilities built precisely to client workload specifications and requirements, offering flexible design tailored to specific operational needs. AVAIO constructs facilities based on client requirements with contracted timelines and specifications.

3Powered Shell
CategoryData Center Delivery Model
Description

Power-ready and schedule-ready data center infrastructure enabling clients to deploy their own IT equipment in pre-built facilities with secured power connections. AVAIO provides the building, power infrastructure, and connectivity while customers handle IT deployment.

4Behind the Meter Power
CategoryEnergy Infrastructure
Description

On-site power generation capabilities including natural gas, solar PV, and battery storage that provide clients control over power costs and outcomes, reducing grid dependency. AVAIO generates and supplies power to data center tenants through on-site generation assets.

5Leo (Little Rock, Arkansas)
CategoryCampus Site
Description

760-acre hyperscale data center campus in Little Rock, Arkansas with 1,070 MW total baseload power capacity (570 MW grid, 500 MW behind-the-meter). Initial 150 MW contracted with Entergy Arkansas, expandable to 1+ GW. Energized 2027.

6Taurus (Brandon, Mississippi)
CategoryCampus Site
Description

329-acre hyperscale data center campus in Brandon, Mississippi with 1,036 MW total baseload power capacity (536 MW grid, 500 MW behind-the-meter). Initial 116 MW contracted with Entergy Mississippi. Q3 2027 energization.

7Perseus (Pittsburg, California)
CategoryCampus Site
Description

76-acre hyperscale data center campus in Pittsburg, California (Bay Area) with 99 MW baseload power. CEC approved. Features 100% recycled water cooling from Delta Diablo. 2027 energization. Expandable to 500 MW.

8Hercules (Appomattox, Virginia)
CategoryCampus Site
Description

436-acre hyperscale data center campus in Appomattox, Virginia with 1,000 MW total baseload power capacity (300 MW grid, 700 MW behind-the-meter gas). 50 MW via Dominion energized 2027, growing to 300 MW. 30 MW on-site solar.

9Scorpio (Algete, Madrid, Spain)
CategoryCampus Site
Description

Hyperscale data center campus in Algete, Madrid, Spain with 64 MW capacity. €650 million capital investment. 56.3 MW clean power secured with Iberdrola. Flexible design for cloud and AI applications. Delivery starting 2028.

Scale indicator15 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership12 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerAnnounced on2025-09-10
Description

General contractor for Taurus campus in Brandon, Mississippi. Yates Construction is a Mississippi-based nationally recognized leader in large-scale infrastructure projects, ranked among top 50 providers nationally. Partnership emphasizes commitment to Mississippi jobs and local economic growth.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-09-03
Description

Equipment partnership for switchgear, PDUs, UPSs, and chillers supporting AI-optimized data center power and cooling systems. Schneider Electric provides condition-based maintenance and predictive analytics for infrastructure lifecycle management. Partnership enables deployment of sophisticated data center technologies for high-density AI workloads up to 300 kW per rack.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-05-06
Description

Generator partnership for critical backup power delivery at AVAIO data centers, ensuring seamless and reliable power for AI and cloud operations. Partnership includes $200+ million equipment commitment over 18 months covering generators and additional electrical equipment.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Utility power partnerships across multiple states providing grid power for data center operations. Entergy Arkansas provides contracted 150 MW initial power for Little Rock, scaling to 570 MW. Entergy Mississippi provides 116 MW for Brandon campus with additional 420 MW planned. Agreements include provisions under 'Fair Share Plus' principles.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Power partnership for Project Perseus in California, providing low-cost power through long-term agreement. Offers cost-advantaged, stable power rates competitive with Silicon Valley markets. Campus has access to seven adjacent 230kV transmission lines.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Water utility providing 100% recycled water supply for cooling at Project Perseus campus. Enables efficient, sustainable high-density operations with significant OPEX savings compared to traditional potable-water cooling systems.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Power provider for Project Hercules in Appomattox, Virginia. Initial 50 MW contracted for Q3 2027 with load study complete and construction DPR submitted. Additional 250 MW of grid power available 2030.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Site acquisition partnership for 452-acre business and industrial site purchase. EDA facilitated the transaction and provides ongoing support for the data center campus development. Chairman Garet Bosiger leads EDA support for the project.

Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Site acquisition partnership for 280-acre campus in Farmville, Virginia. IDA facilitated land purchase and provides economic development support for the $5 billion data center campus.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Power partnership for Algete Data Hub in Madrid, Spain. Spain's leader in power generation and transmission providing 56.3 MW of clean power with additional 8 MW interconnection agreement for 2028 delivery.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Real estate representation for AVAIO Digital Partners in the Farmville, Virginia project transaction. Andy Walsh represented AVAIO in the property acquisition.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Joint utility agreements through Entergy enabling data center power deals expected to save US customers $5 billion over 20 years. Agreements cover multiple states and are positioned to influence utility regulation while improving infrastructure resilience. Total new investment of approximately $47 billion for the region.

Recent move13 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight6 records

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Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Macquarie Asset Management-backed hyperscale data center operator known for adaptive cooling and high-density AI deployments. Comparable as a private AI-focused hyperscale developer with cooling and power innovations similar to AVAIO's 300 kW/rack design.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest publicly traded data center REIT with global hyperscale footprint. Comparable because AVAIO's senior team and community/government leadership came directly from Digital Realty, and both target hyperscalers with build-to-suit campuses; Digital Realty operates at vastly larger scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

KKR-owned hyperscale data center developer with focus on build-to-suit for AI and cloud customers. Directly comparable to AVAIO in targeting gigawatt-scale campuses with high-density power for next-generation workloads, though CyrusOne operates a far larger existing portfolio.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Private hyperscale data center developer backed by DigitalBridge and Silver Lake. Directly comparable because Vantage builds multi-campus hyperscale developments on greenfield sites with secured power, similar to AVAIO's Constellation platform.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Blackstone-owned hyperscale data center operator with massive development pipeline. Comparable as a build-to-suit hyperscale developer with substantial capital backing and a focus on AI/cloud workloads; significantly larger scale than AVAIO.

TypeDirect peer
Description

IPI Partners-backed hyperscale data center developer with multi-GW pipeline across the US. Directly comparable in build-to-suit, AI-ready campuses targeting hyperscalers with secured power, similar to AVAIO's go-to-market.

TypeDirect peer
Description

EQT-backed hyperscale and edge data center developer with global footprint. Comparable as a private developer of build-to-suit hyperscale campuses with a focus on emerging markets outside traditional hubs, similar to AVAIO's non-traditional market strategy.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Brookfield-owned hyperscale and enterprise data center developer. Comparable as a build-to-suit developer for hyperscalers with a focus on standardization and sustainable design, similar in scale and customer profile to AVAIO.

TypeDirect peer
Description

US-based developer and operator of hyperscale and enterprise data centers with build-to-suit capabilities. Comparable as a private developer offering custom and powered-shell solutions to hyperscalers, similar to AVAIO's delivery models.

TypeEmerging player
Description

AI cloud infrastructure provider that develops and operates its own data centers for GPU workloads. Comparably focused on AI-optimized high-density infrastructure, though CoreWeave is more of an operator/tenant than a campus developer.

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Key risks7 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Named customers5 records

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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Profiles6 records

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Funding rounds1 record

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Name, Acquisition type, Announced date, Completed date, Status, Website, News

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Name, Round, Announced date, Lead investor, Website, News

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

AVAIO Digital

Hyperscale Data Center Infrastructureavaiodigital.com

AVAIO Digital is a privately held developer of sustainable hyperscale data center campuses targeting AI, HPC, and cloud provider tenants through turnkey, build-to-suit, and powered shell delivery models across 3.7 GW of secured power capacity in the U.S. and Spain.

What AVAIO Digital does

AVAIO Digital is a privately held developer and operator of sustainable hyperscale data centers, founded in 2021 and headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut under the management of AVAIO Capital. The company develops large-scale build-to-suit, powered shell, and turnkey data center campuses for hyperscale cloud providers, AI/HPC operators, and large enterprises, with a stated portfolio of 3.7 GW total grid plus behind-the-meter capacity across 1,600 acres and 415 MW targeted for energization in 2027. Named campus projects include Leo (Little Rock, AR, 1,070 MW), Taurus (Brandon, MS, 1,036 MW), Perseus (Pittsburg, CA, 99 MW), Hercules (Appomattox, VA, 1,000 MW), and Scorpio (Algete, Spain, ~64 MW), representing over $27 billion in committed project investments.

The company's core technology stack targets AI and HPC workloads with industry-leading 300 kW per rack densities, water-conserving cooling systems (including 100% recycled water at Perseus via Delta Diablo), and a distinctive behind-the-meter generation architecture combining on-site natural gas, utility-scale solar PV (100+ MW across 2027 sites), and grid-aware flexible power management. AVAIO's competitive approach is to secure contracted utility power and zoning entitlements before site development, operating in markets outside power-constrained traditional hubs (Northern Virginia, Silicon Valley) where hyperscaler demand exceeds available grid capacity. Key equipment and utility partnerships include Schneider Electric (switchgear, PDUs, UPSs, chillers), Cummins ($200M+ in generators), Entergy (multi-state power across AR/MS/LA), Dominion (Virginia), Pittsburg Power (California), and Iberdrola (Spain).

AVAIO's revenue model is subscription-style long-term leases to a small set of hyperscaler and AI-company anchors, with pricing fully quote-based and not publicly disclosed. The go-to-market is exclusively direct enterprise sales via the company website, economic development authority relationships, and senior leadership outreach — no channel or reseller distribution exists. The senior team is led by CEO and Founding Partner Mark McComiskey and is described as having more than a century of combined experience developing digital and energy infrastructure projects worth over $15 billion. The company has not disclosed revenue and remains pre-revenue at the operating data center level, with first campus energizations scheduled for 2027 and the European Scorpio project targeted for 2028 delivery.

AVAIO Digital firmographics

Firmographics
Name
AVAIO Digital
Legal name
AVAIO Digital
Website
https://avaiodigital.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2021
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
AVAIO Digital is a privately held developer of sustainable hyperscale data center campuses targeting AI, HPC, and cloud provider tenants through turnkey, build-to-suit, and powered shell delivery models across 3.7 GW of secured power capacity in the U.S. and Spain.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

AVAIO Digital industry classification

Industry
Product category
Hyperscale Data Center Infrastructure
NAICS
Computer Facilities Management Services (541513), Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (51821)
SIC
Services-Facilities Support Management Services (8744)
akta.pro primary industry
Hyperscale Data Center Campuses (Build-to-Suit) (HDABACAC)
akta.pro secondary industry
HPC / AI-Optimized Data Center Facilities (HDABACAJ)

Keywords

  • Hyperscale data centers
  • Data center development
  • AI-ready infrastructure
  • Build-to-suit facilities
  • Behind-the-meter power

Where AVAIO Digital is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Stamford
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices6 records

Markets served

AVAIO Digital business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Data Center Leasing - Turnkey Solutions: AVAIO develops and operates complete data center facilities ready for immediate occupancy. Customers lease finished data center space with power, cooling, and connectivity infrastructure included. Revenue is generated through long-term leases with hyperscalers and cloud providers.
  2. Data Center Leasing - Build-to-Suit: Custom data center development built precisely to customer workload specifications. AVAIO constructs facilities based on client requirements with contracted timelines and specifications.
  3. Powered Shell Solutions: Customers lease power-ready facilities where they install their own IT equipment. AVAIO provides the building, power infrastructure, and connectivity while customers handle IT deployment.
  4. Behind-the-Meter Power Services: AVAIO generates and supplies power to data center tenants through on-site generation assets, providing energy cost savings and reliability for customers.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMulti-year contractTurnkey Data Center Solution - Full facility lease with all infrastructure included
SubscriptionMulti-year contractBuild-to-Suit - Custom facility built to customer specifications
SubscriptionMulti-year contractPowered Shell - Power-ready facility for customer IT deployment

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

AVAIO Digital product offering

Product offering

Core offering

AVAIO Digital develops and operates sustainable hyperscale data center campuses for AI, HPC, and cloud computing clients. The company delivers projects through turnkey, build-to-suit, and powered shell solutions, with secured power from utility partnerships and behind-the-meter generation. Its portfolio includes multi-gigawatt campuses across the United States and Europe supporting workloads up to 300 kW per rack.

Product overview

AVAIO Digital is a next-generation developer and operator of sustainable hyperscale data centers offering a modular portfolio of delivery models: Turnkey Data Center Solution (full end-to-end delivery from site to servers), Build to Suit Data Centers (custom facilities built to client specifications), Powered Shell (power-ready infrastructure for client IT deployment), and Behind the Meter Power solutions (on-site generation including gas and solar for power cost control). The company's Constellation platform comprises multiple named campus sites including Leo (Little Rock, AR - 1,070 MW), Taurus (Brandon, MS - 1,036 MW), Perseus (Pittsburg, CA - 99 MW), Hercules (Appomattox, VA - 1,000 MW), and Scorpio (Madrid, Spain - 64 MW). These AI-ready campuses support cloud computing and hyperscaler deployments with both grid and behind-the-meter power generation capabilities.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Leo: AVAIO Digital's Little Rock, Arkansas campus project name
  • Taurus
  • Perseus
  • Hercules
  • Scorpio

Products and services

  • Turnkey Data Center Solution End-to-end data center delivery from site selection through servers, providing complete built-to-suit infrastructure for AI, HPC, and hyperscaler clients. Customers lease finished data center space with power, cooling, and connectivity infrastructure included.
  • Build to Suit Data Centers Custom data center facilities built precisely to client workload specifications and requirements, offering flexible design tailored to specific operational needs. AVAIO constructs facilities based on client requirements with contracted timelines and specifications.
  • Powered Shell Power-ready and schedule-ready data center infrastructure enabling clients to deploy their own IT equipment in pre-built facilities with secured power connections. AVAIO provides the building, power infrastructure, and connectivity while customers handle IT deployment.
  • Behind the Meter Power On-site power generation capabilities including natural gas, solar PV, and battery storage that provide clients control over power costs and outcomes, reducing grid dependency. AVAIO generates and supplies power to data center tenants through on-site generation assets.
  • Leo (Little Rock, Arkansas) 760-acre hyperscale data center campus in Little Rock, Arkansas with 1,070 MW total baseload power capacity (570 MW grid, 500 MW behind-the-meter). Initial 150 MW contracted with Entergy Arkansas, expandable to 1+ GW. Energized 2027.
  • Taurus (Brandon, Mississippi) 329-acre hyperscale data center campus in Brandon, Mississippi with 1,036 MW total baseload power capacity (536 MW grid, 500 MW behind-the-meter). Initial 116 MW contracted with Entergy Mississippi. Q3 2027 energization.
  • Perseus (Pittsburg, California) 76-acre hyperscale data center campus in Pittsburg, California (Bay Area) with 99 MW baseload power. CEC approved. Features 100% recycled water cooling from Delta Diablo. 2027 energization. Expandable to 500 MW.
  • Hercules (Appomattox, Virginia) 436-acre hyperscale data center campus in Appomattox, Virginia with 1,000 MW total baseload power capacity (300 MW grid, 700 MW behind-the-meter gas). 50 MW via Dominion energized 2027, growing to 300 MW. 30 MW on-site solar.
  • Scorpio (Algete, Madrid, Spain) Hyperscale data center campus in Algete, Madrid, Spain with 64 MW capacity. €650 million capital investment. 56.3 MW clean power secured with Iberdrola. Flexible design for cloud and AI applications. Delivery starting 2028.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Power costs competitive with lowest-cost markets in the US through Entergy partnerships in Arkansas and Mississippi
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use AVAIO Digital

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

AVAIO Digital technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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Core technology

AI maturity

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Feature5 records

AVAIO Digital partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered core, strategic and minor.

  • Yates Construction (W.G. Yates & Sons Construction Company)coreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 10 September 2025General contractor for Taurus campus in Brandon, Mississippi. Yates Construction is a Mississippi-based nationally recognized leader in large-scale infrastructure projects, ranked among top 50 providers nationally. Partnership emphasizes commitment to Mississippi jobs and local economic growth.
  • Schneider ElectriccoreTechnology or Integration · 3 September 2025Equipment partnership for switchgear, PDUs, UPSs, and chillers supporting AI-optimized data center power and cooling systems. Schneider Electric provides condition-based maintenance and predictive analytics for infrastructure lifecycle management. Partnership enables deployment of sophisticated data center technologies for high-density AI workloads up to 300 kW per rack.
  • CumminscoreTechnology or Integration · 6 May 2025Generator partnership for critical backup power delivery at AVAIO data centers, ensuring seamless and reliable power for AI and cloud operations. Partnership includes $200+ million equipment commitment over 18 months covering generators and additional electrical equipment.
  • Entergy (Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana)coreOthersUtility power partnerships across multiple states providing grid power for data center operations. Entergy Arkansas provides contracted 150 MW initial power for Little Rock, scaling to 570 MW. Entergy Mississippi provides 116 MW for Brandon campus with additional 420 MW planned. Agreements include provisions under 'Fair Share Plus' principles.
  • Pittsburg Power CompanycoreOthersPower partnership for Project Perseus in California, providing low-cost power through long-term agreement. Offers cost-advantaged, stable power rates competitive with Silicon Valley markets. Campus has access to seven adjacent 230kV transmission lines.
  • Delta DiablocoreOthersWater utility providing 100% recycled water supply for cooling at Project Perseus campus. Enables efficient, sustainable high-density operations with significant OPEX savings compared to traditional potable-water cooling systems.
  • Dominion EnergycoreOthersPower provider for Project Hercules in Appomattox, Virginia. Initial 50 MW contracted for Q3 2027 with load study complete and construction DPR submitted. Additional 250 MW of grid power available 2030.
  • Appomattox County Economic Development Authority (EDA)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSite acquisition partnership for 452-acre business and industrial site purchase. EDA facilitated the transaction and provides ongoing support for the data center campus development. Chairman Garet Bosiger leads EDA support for the project.
  • Prince Edward County Industrial Development Authority (IDA)strategicStrategic or Co-development PartnerSite acquisition partnership for 280-acre campus in Farmville, Virginia. IDA facilitated land purchase and provides economic development support for the $5 billion data center campus.
  • IberdrolacoreOthersPower partnership for Algete Data Hub in Madrid, Spain. Spain's leader in power generation and transmission providing 56.3 MW of clean power with additional 8 MW interconnection agreement for 2028 delivery.
  • SugarOak RealtyminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorReal estate representation for AVAIO Digital Partners in the Farmville, Virginia project transaction. Andy Walsh represented AVAIO in the property acquisition.
  • Entergy 'Fair Share Plus' Partners (AWS, Meta, Google, Hut 8)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerJoint utility agreements through Entergy enabling data center power deals expected to save US customers $5 billion over 20 years. Agreements cover multiple states and are positioned to influence utility regulation while improving infrastructure resilience. Total new investment of approximately $47 billion for the region.

Scale indicators15 records

Recent moves13 records

Expansion highlights6 records

AVAIO Digital competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Aligned Energy: Macquarie Asset Management-backed hyperscale data center operator known for adaptive cooling and high-density AI deployments. Comparable as a private AI-focused hyperscale developer with cooling and power innovations similar to AVAIO's 300 kW/rack design.
  • CyrusOne: KKR-owned hyperscale data center developer with focus on build-to-suit for AI and cloud customers. Directly comparable to AVAIO in targeting gigawatt-scale campuses with high-density power for next-generation workloads, though CyrusOne operates a far larger existing portfolio.
  • Vantage Data Centers: Private hyperscale data center developer backed by DigitalBridge and Silver Lake. Directly comparable because Vantage builds multi-campus hyperscale developments on greenfield sites with secured power, similar to AVAIO's Constellation platform.
  • QTS Data Centers (Blackstone): Blackstone-owned hyperscale data center operator with massive development pipeline. Comparable as a build-to-suit hyperscale developer with substantial capital backing and a focus on AI/cloud workloads; significantly larger scale than AVAIO.
  • Stack Infrastructure: IPI Partners-backed hyperscale data center developer with multi-GW pipeline across the US. Directly comparable in build-to-suit, AI-ready campuses targeting hyperscalers with secured power, similar to AVAIO's go-to-market.
  • EdgeConneX: EQT-backed hyperscale and edge data center developer with global footprint. Comparable as a private developer of build-to-suit hyperscale campuses with a focus on emerging markets outside traditional hubs, similar to AVAIO's non-traditional market strategy.
  • Compass Datacenters: Brookfield-owned hyperscale and enterprise data center developer. Comparable as a build-to-suit developer for hyperscalers with a focus on standardization and sustainable design, similar in scale and customer profile to AVAIO.
  • T5 Data Centers: US-based developer and operator of hyperscale and enterprise data centers with build-to-suit capabilities. Comparable as a private developer offering custom and powered-shell solutions to hyperscalers, similar to AVAIO's delivery models.

Broad incumbents

  • Digital Realty: Largest publicly traded data center REIT with global hyperscale footprint. Comparable because AVAIO's senior team and community/government leadership came directly from Digital Realty, and both target hyperscalers with build-to-suit campuses; Digital Realty operates at vastly larger scale.

Emerging players

  • CoreWeave: AI cloud infrastructure provider that develops and operates its own data centers for GPU workloads. Comparably focused on AI-optimized high-density infrastructure, though CoreWeave is more of an operator/tenant than a campus developer.

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Frequently asked questions about AVAIO Digital

What does AVAIO Digital do?

AVAIO Digital develops and operates sustainable hyperscale data center campuses for AI, HPC, and cloud computing clients. The company delivers projects through turnkey, build-to-suit, and powered shell solutions, with secured power from utility partnerships and behind-the-meter generation. Its portfolio includes multi-gigawatt campuses across the United States and Europe supporting workloads up to 300 kW per rack.

Is AVAIO Digital a public or private company?

AVAIO Digital is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was AVAIO Digital founded?

AVAIO Digital was founded in 2021. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is AVAIO Digital based?

AVAIO Digital is headquartered in Stamford, United States, in the North America region.

How does AVAIO Digital make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Data Center Leasing - Turnkey Solutions are the primary driver. The others are data Center Leasing - Build-to-Suit, powered Shell Solutions and behind-the-Meter Power Services.

Who are AVAIO Digital's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Aligned Energy, CyrusOne, Vantage Data Centers, QTS Data Centers (Blackstone), Stack Infrastructure, EdgeConneX, Compass Datacenters and T5 Data Centers. Digital Realty is listed as a broad incumbent. CoreWeave is listed as an emerging player.

Does AVAIO Digital have an API?

No public API is recorded for AVAIO Digital.

What industry is AVAIO Digital in?

AVAIO Digital's product category is Hyperscale Data Center Infrastructure. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDABACAC, Hyperscale Data Center Campuses (Build-to-Suit), with a secondary code of HDABACAJ, HPC / AI-Optimized Data Center Facilities. Its NAICS code is 541513 and its SIC code is 8744.

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Third NewsAVAIO Digital's New Procurement VP: Dale Rice Brings Decades of Expertise in Supply Chain ManagementAVAIO Digital appointed Dale Rice as Vice President of Procurement, bringing over 25 years of global procurement experience from KBR and Kent. Rice previously managed $4 billion in annual capital project procurement, and will oversee supplier engagement and contract negotiations. CEO Mark McComiskey said the appointment strengthens AVAIO's ability to deliver cost-efficient services.PR NewswireAVAIO Digital Names Dale Rice Vice President of ProcurementAVAIO Digital appointed Dale Rice as Vice President of Procurement, bringing over 25 years of global procurement leadership. 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CEO Mark McComiskey said her dual expertise in data center delivery and power infrastructure supports AVAIO's four campus developments.PR NewswireAVAIO Digital Welcomes Teresa Tsung as Vice President of Project Controls, Adding Rare Depth Across Both Hyperscale Data Center Delivery and Power InfrastructureAVAIO Digital, a sustainable data center developer and operator based in Stamford, Connecticut, announced on August 26, 2026 that Teresa Tsung has been appointed Vice President of Project Controls. She brings over 20 years of experience, including more than $40 billion in data center construction at Vantage Data Centers and transmission, substation and distribution controls at MasTec Power Delivery. She will oversee project controls across the company's four active campus developments.The Seattle TimesThe teens taking on data centersTeenagers across the United States are increasingly organizing local opposition to AI data centers, citing concerns over environmental impact, noise pollution, and energy consumption. These activists are challenging major technology developers such as Avaio Digital, Raeden, and Meta, who face public scrutiny and legal appeals regarding their construction projects in California, Colorado, and Texas. This movement highlights a growing tension among Gen Z users between their reliance on AI technologies and their demand for greater regulatory oversight of the infrastructure supporting them.Third NewsAVAIO Digital Strengthens Team with Matt Cox as VP of Construction AccountingAVAIO Digital has appointed Matt Cox as its new Vice President of Construction Accounting to lead project accounting and financial controls for its expanding portfolio of hyperscale data centers. Cox brings over ten years of experience in real estate development finance, previously managing a $6.6 billion portfolio at Brookfield Properties. This appointment supports AVAIO's strategic growth and expansion into new development territories.The Cool DownIn California, residents say their city approved a 'technology park,' not a data centerIn Pittsburg, California, residents are protesting a planned technology park they believe is actually a data center, with the facility developed by AVAIO Digital. The project, approved in 2024, is set to span 337,000 square feet and is located on the former Delta View golf course, raising concerns about its proximity to homes and schools. The situation highlights local tensions regarding economic development versus public health and environmental protection.CBS NewsPittsburg residents want city to pause data center projectPittsburg residents are rallying against AVAIO Digital's Perseus Data Center project, which was approved by the city in 2024 after being introduced under the name "Pittsburg Technology Park." The 337,000 square foot data center, to be built on a former Delta View golf course, is being sold to AVAIO Digital for more than $10 million, with the city expecting $6 to $8 million annually in revenue from property taxes, sales tax, and power surcharges. The first phase is expected to be operational by 2027, though developers have not yet applied for a building permit.The Mercury NewsPittsburg pledges greater public scrutiny of data centers after backlashPittsburg's city manager announced Monday that future data center proposals will require public hearings before the Planning Commission and City Council, reversing a prior process that allowed zoning administrator approval, in response to public backlash against a project approved in 2024. A citizens advisory committee will be formed to develop recommendations and establish standards for future data centers in the city. The approved data center, being developed by AVAIO Digital at the Pittsburg Technology Park, represents a three-phase project on a 76.4-acre former golf course site.The Cool DownArkansas county rejects data center pause after residents told that court meeting 'isn't a participatory event'Pulaski County, Arkansas officials rejected a proposed one-year moratorium on new data centers during a tense Quorum Court meeting, voting 10-3 to allow the AVAIO Digital facility project in Wrightsville to proceed. The AVAIO project could eventually scale up to a 1-gigawatt power draw, with its first phase drawing 150 megawatts of electricity and using 4 million gallons of water daily. County officials indicated the matter may be revisited as residents continue pressing for stronger oversight and greater accountability regarding grid strain, fire risks, and rural land use impacts.