Vailinor builds distributed regional inference capacity in Asia, co-located behind the meter at operating renewable biomass power plants.
Asia is approaching a structural gap in AI compute. Large centralized campuses will keep serving training and bulk workloads, and edge endpoints will keep multiplying near users. The layer in between, distributed regional inference, is largely missing. Demand for that layer is building now: model distillation, agentic AI, and latency-sensitive inference all push compute closer to the user.
Vailinor controls site origination, development capability, and retained economics across its portfolio. Sites are co-located with operating renewable biomass plants and have access to firm dispatchable generation, dedicated reservoirs, 115 kV substations, and negotiated four-route fibre. Vailinor is registered with Thailand’s Energy Regulatory Commission for on-site power supply for AI compute.
Letter of intent signed with Kaona Power Supply for dedicated behind-the-meter power and land at our first site.
Thailand's Energy Regulatory Commission registration for on-site power supply to AI compute, with the first site's corporate PPA registered.
157.1 MW across eleven operating host plants, with letters of intent covering 113.3 MW of behind-the-meter power.
First site targeted for Ready-for-Service, subject to funding and customer commitments.
30+ years in investment management and Asian energy; 60 MW of waste-to-energy power in Thailand.
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20+ years in waste-to-energy; Engineering Director of N-Line, which equipped five of our eleven host plants.
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25+ years in Tier III / IV data centres; BICSI DCDC, Uptime ATD/ATS.
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15 years scaling global distributed-infrastructure networks, including a system that once represented ~85% of IPFS DHT traffic.
inWe believe the future of generative AI, inference, and large-scale compute lies in building dedicated, renewable-powered data centers that operate independently of national grids.