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Technical parameters and development concept for Talonex's proposed 150 MW green datacentre and AI infrastructure campus in Kenya.
Tailored capacity designed to support hyperscale platforms, sovereign data requirements, and mission-critical enterprise operations.
Scalable space and power for cloud platforms, AI infrastructure and GPU hosting providers.
In-country hosting for public-sector workloads, with procurement, security and service requirements agreed per customer.
Capacity for organisations planning cloud migration, business continuity and regional digital services.
Modular, high-density infrastructure engineered specifically for modern compute and accelerator clusters.
A/B distribution ensuring continuous, isolated delivery paths to all tenant compute halls with concurrent maintainability.
150 MW IT load across 3 × 50 MW modular expansion phases.
Diverse fibre and carrier meet-me rooms ensuring redundant carrier interconnects.
Direct-to-chip or rear-door, precision-matched to tenant equipment.
Mixed rack densities, with cooling interfaces matched to tenant equipment.
Engine-free green power combining dedicated solar PV generation, comprehensive BESS battery storage, and dual high-voltage grid paths.
Strict engineering validation, continuous monitoring, and structured operational discipline.
Concurrent-maintainability objectives, supported by failure studies and integrated systems testing.
Multiple carriers, physical route diversity and separate entries, supported by route drawings and service agreements.
An operator plan covering staffing, monitoring, maintenance, training and documented incident recovery.
Availability and service remedies will match the completed design and verified commissioning performance.
100 MW, whole-campus estimate illustrating energy supply balance under solar-hybrid vs. grid-only models.
| Parameter | Solar + grid | Grid-only |
|---|---|---|
| Annual electricity demand | 1,104 GWh | 1,104 GWh |
| On-site solar capacity | 200 MWp | None |
| Solar contribution | 390 GWh (about 35%) | None |
| Grid contribution | 714 GWh (about 65%) | 1,104 GWh (100%) |