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Muxaro campus · Bivona, Sicily

One location.
A bigger ambition.

Our first 32-rack deployment is the beginning. Muxaro’s development plan envisages a fully developed campus with approximately four times the first deployment’s energy allocation, through further phases at the same location.

Phase 01 / The first allocation

One campus.
Room for much more.

The first deployment represents approximately one quarter of Muxaro’s planned full-campus energy allocation. Further deployments are planned here, at the same location.

~25%of the eventual campus energy allocation for the first deployment
~4×the first phase’s energy allocation at full campus development
First deploymentFuture phases at Muxaro

Indicative development plan. Additional capacity and timing depend on final engineering, energy availability, permitting and commissioning.

Energy and compute, considered together

Rooted in place.
Built for the long term.

SicurAI targets 40% of total annual campus energy from owned clean generation behind the meter. Planned battery storage is intended to shift available solar energy and help manage demand peaks.

The 40% figure describes the annual energy mix. The separate 25% figure describes the first deployment’s share of Muxaro’s planned full-campus energy allocation. Both are planning targets, with the final energy scope defined during engineering.

RENEWABLE INTEGRATION

Generation close to demand.

Plan the relationship between compute, local generation and the grid as one system.

MODULAR DEVELOPMENT

A deliberate deployment path.

Coordinate facilities, compute delivery and commissioning around the agreed capacity requirement.

AGRICULTURAL HEAT REUSE

Connect compute with cultivation.

Plan a separate heat-recovery interface for hydroponic greenhouses and agricultural drying.

Our community commitment

Community & agriculture

Compute here.
Grow here.

Our commitment is to make Muxaro part of Bivona’s productive future. Alongside AI capacity, we are developing a route to put recovered heat to work for local agriculture.

Heat reuse is part of our campus development plan. Hydroponic greenhouses and agricultural drying are two planned applications, connecting digital infrastructure with crops, skills and local enterprise.

Concept visualization of a hydroponic greenhouse with leafy crops and tomatoes in a Sicilian landscape

A second use for the heat AI creates

One source of heat.
Two ways to create value.

01 / Hydroponic greenhouses

Grow more value.

We plan to use recovered heat to support greenhouse and root-zone heating when crops need it. Recirculating hydroponic systems would pair controlled growing conditions with careful water and nutrient management.

The focus is value-added produce: specialty herbs, leafy greens and selected fruiting crops, with crop choices shaped by agronomic expertise and market demand.

Specialty herbsLeafy greensSelected fruiting crops

02 / Agricultural drying

Give the harvest
a longer future.

Recovered heat could also support controlled drying: turning apricots into dried fruit, plums into prunes, and tomatoes into ingredients with a longer shelf life.

Our aim is to help local producers retain more value from their harvest, reduce avoidable losses and develop products that can reach customers beyond the fresh-produce season.

Dried apricotsPrunesDried tomatoes

The planned connection

Useful heat.
A separate agricultural system.

  1. RecoverCapture available heat from the liquid-cooling system.
  2. TransferPass heat through exchangers into a separate agricultural circuit.
  3. Put it to workMatch temperature and timing to the greenhouse or dryer, using heat pumps where needed.

Heat is transferred between systems; server coolant stays separate from irrigation water and food. Final facilities, crops and heat capacity will be defined with agricultural partners, engineering and seasonal demand.

Our commitment to Bivona

Build with the community.
Keep more value here.

A campus should contribute to the place that hosts it. We want Muxaro to connect new technology with the knowledge, produce and enterprise already rooted in this part of Sicily.

Work with local growers.

Develop the agricultural applications with growers, cooperatives and specialist operators, around real crops and routes to market.

Create opportunities for local skills.

Look for opportunities in cultivation, processing, maintenance and technical training as the agricultural programme develops.

Keep more value close to the harvest.

Bring growing and processing opportunities into the local economy, with products shaped by quality and demand.

Are you a grower, cooperative, agricultural operator or local organisation?
Let’s explore what we can build together.

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Delivery path · reviewed 5 September 2026

Follow the path to service.

The target service window is March–April 2027. The sequence below shows the delivery stages to be agreed and evidenced.

Current planning basis

Configuration and customer scope

Define the compute, facilities and operating requirements. Confirm the final technical and commercial scope.

Planned milestone

Procurement and delivery schedule

Confirm supplier commitments, the schedule starting point and the equipment delivery sequence.

Planned milestone

Site readiness and WWT deployment

SicurAI coordinates campus readiness. World Wide Technology will lead deployment of the NVIDIA GB300 cluster it has designed, with installation aligned to the agreed site and technical requirements.

Planned milestone

Commissioning and acceptance

Complete agreed tests and operational handover before customer service begins.

Target service window

March–April 2027

Subject to final configuration, delivery and commissioning. The contractual schedule and allocation are agreed with each customer.

Detailed project evidence and the customer-relevant delivery package are available through the technical diligence process.

Meet the project behind the capacity.

Request a technical discussion or enquire about a campus visit with the SicurAI team.

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