The Platform

Time-to-power is the entire advantage.

AI demand is compounding faster than the grid can add capacity. In our view, an energized site is the scarce input. We buy that input where it already exists, then engineer everything above it.

Every quarter spent in an interconnection queue is revenue an operator never books.

Greenfield data-center campuses routinely wait three to five years for utility interconnection. An energized site skips the queue entirely. That difference, measured in months instead of years, is what Z Squared sells.

Layer 1.0

Power

The scarce asset, secured first.

Offshore wind turbines generating grid power

The Union County Campus in El Dorado, Arkansas has electric service already flowing under an existing interruptible arrangement with Entergy Arkansas for up to approximately 8.0 MW. That connection is the starting point for phased conversion. A development pathway targets up to approximately 150 MW of AI-ready capacity over time through a combination of utility power and on-site generation. Capacity above the existing service arrangement is a development target and is not currently contracted, energized, or delivered.

~8 MWExisting Entergy service (interruptible)1
Up to ~150 MWDevelopment target (not contracted / not energized)1

Layer 2.0

Digital Infrastructure

Conversion, engineered to the workload.

Precision hardware internals, engineered for density

Conversion is where time-to-power becomes real capacity. We re-engineer each site for the density AI hardware demands: electrical distribution, cooling, fiber, physical security, and monitoring, operated to institutional standards. Cooling scales along a defined path as rack density rises.

Stage 1

Air

The starting configuration for converted sites.

Stage 2

Liquid

Direct-to-chip cooling as rack densities climb past the limits of air.

Stage 3

Immersion

Part of the conversion path for higher-density workloads as the site is built out.

Layer 3.0

Compute. Yours.

This is the one layer Z Squared does not build.

Our model is to lease capacity to tenants who bring their own GPUs, servers, and workloads. Everything underneath (the power, the cooling, the density, the fiber, the security, the remote hands, the operations) is ours to deliver and to keep running.

Tenant Compute. Your GPUs. Our everything else.

~8 MWExisting Entergy service (interruptible)1
Up to ~150 MWDevelopment target (not contracted / not energized)1
AI & HPCTarget hosting workloads

Tenant Compute. Your GPUs. Our everything else.

For NeoCloud and AI/HPC operators, Z Squared delivers the entire layer beneath the servers.

LayerWhat it coversOwner
Site & powerEnergized, grid-connected capacity with utility relationships in placeZ Squared
Cooling & densityAir or liquid, engineered to the hardware profileZ Squared
ConnectivityFiber routes and network engineeringUp to 400 Gbps at the Union County Campus (AT&T · Lumen · Optimum)Z Squared
Security & monitoringPhysical security, 24/7 monitoring, institutional operating standardsZ Squared
ComputeYour servers, your stack, your customersTenant

Planning AI capacity? Tell us about your workload and timeline.

If power is your bottleneck, we should talk.

1. Reflects the completed acquisition of 100% of Paradox Data, LLC (closed Sept. 8, 2026; announced Sept. 9, 2026). ~8 MW is existing interruptible electric service with Entergy Arkansas at the Union County Campus — a starting point, not AI-ready delivered capacity. Capacity above that service is a development target and is not currently contracted, energized, or delivered. See the Company's press release and Form 8-K.