01Colocation1 to 6 MW
Energized capacity without a grid queue.
Power in months, where new grid connections take four to five years.
Node 01Sunrise, FL
Status5.5 MW energized
Est 2026Built from 0,0
Power inCompute out
Sovereign Point One
Power in.
Compute out.
Where what comes next gets built.
5.5MW
Energized todayExisting utility service. No new plant.
1.0MW
Proving cornerCapped. Reserved for what comes next.
276,167SF
Standing buildingReinforced concrete. Heavy-load slab.
<1MS
To NAP of the AmericasRound trip, on the fiber corridor.
00The film
More compute per watt.
Ninety seconds on Sovereign Point One. The building, the proving floor, and the pattern that follows it.
01What it is
A data center
that carries itself.
Sovereign Point One is colocation, run the way data centers run today, in a standing commercial building with power already connected. Leased space and power carry the building. A corner of it is reserved for what comes next.
One building. 5.5 MW. A promise to show the work. The aim is simple and measurable: more compute per watt.
- 01
Colocation
Leased space and energized power in 1 to 6 MW increments. A re-rack of a standing building, not a ground-up build.
- 02
The proving floor
Up to 1.0 MW where partner software is measured on identical hardware, with and without. Results, not claims.
- 03
The pattern
What proves here becomes a reference design, a benchmark and a playbook for the next node.
SP1 coordinate system
26.1°N / 80.3°W
Four axes. One origin.
SP1 0,0
Power5.5 MW energized
ComputeStandard racks
FiberBetween both gateways
CommunityMade here
Power→Compute→Proof→Pattern
01.1The building
Energized now.
Not in a queue.
A former pharmaceutical plant in an established business district in Sunrise, Florida. The concrete, the slab, the air handling and the switchgear are already in place. Power is connected. First racks go live roughly sixty days after close.
Node 01
Sunrise, FL
0,0
Under 50 MW
| Energized power | 5.5 MW today |
|---|---|
| Utility service | 22.9 kV loop at the property line |
| Growth | Under utility study. No figure until the answer is in hand. |
| Building | 276,167 sf built 2002 |
| Structure | Reinforced concrete, heavy-load slab |
| Leasing | 1 to 6 MW increments |
| Compute | Commercially available accelerators in standard racks, standard power, standard cooling |
| Cooling | Designed for closed-loop cooling. Commitment published with the engineering. |
| Connectivity | On the fiber corridor between the Miami and Boca Raton gateways. <1 ms to NAP |
| Security posture | Single-tenant capable building for sovereign, defense, regulated and medical work |
01.2Who it serves
Small. Sovereign. Connected.
02Sovereign / defense
A building that can belong to one tenant.
American owned, Florida built. Named owners. Data stays where it runs.
03Regulated / medical
A secure building for controlled work.
A former pharmaceutical plant in an established business district, able to serve a single tenant.
04Americas gateway
South Florida, one millisecond from the landing hub.
On the fiber corridor between both gateways, with sub-millisecond round trip to NAP of the Americas.
02The proving floor
Same machine.
With and without.
A corner, not a campus. Up to 1.0 MW of SP1 is reserved for partners to prove software on real power and real workloads. Identical hardware runs with the technology and without it. The difference is measured and published.
AMeasured
Results, not claims.
Every result is a controlled comparison on the same accelerators, the same racks, the same power.
BReady
A floor that is ready on day one.
Engineering, power and operations support in place. Software only. No custom hardware required.
CContained
Nothing is stranded.
Colocation carries the building. If a technology does not prove out, the floor simply moves on to the next one.
DPortable
What proves here ships everywhere.
Validated results become reference designs for every node that follows.
T0
Founding day
SP1 opens at close.
~60 days
First racks live
A re-rack of a standing building, not a build.
Months 1 to 6
Proof
First controlled results on the proving floor.
Months 6 to 18
First light
First new rack energized on the proving floor.
Network map (fragment)
One point.
03The mesh
One point.
Then a mesh.
Nodes orbit. Value flows. Sovereignty remains.
SP10,0
Node 01
Select a node. Each connects back to the origin.
Node size~25 MW
The size the existing stock comes in.
Standing buildings close to demand and below large-load tariff lines. No new plant, no new campus.
Flywheel
Each node starts with a measured result.
SP1 exports reference designs, validated technologies, benchmark standards, trained operators and playbooks.
DisclosureNode 02
Nodes are announced when secured.
Not before. The map grows one measured point at a time.
04Sovereign, defined
Owned where it runs.
Powered where it stands.
Sovereign means self-reliant. American owned, Florida built. SP1 pays its own way on power, carries its own data, and names its owners. It sits in an existing building, in an established business district, under 50 MW.
- I
Made here
Registered apprenticeships, built by Broward. The people who run the floor are trained on the floor.
- II
Proven here
Quarterly open-floor days with the region's colleges. The proving floor is a place to learn, not only to lease.
- III
Open here
The Open Ledger publishes power, water, jobs and taxes every month. The Sunrise Compact sets the terms of being a neighbor.
Open LedgerPublishes at close
| Power | Monthly |
|---|---|
| Water | Monthly |
| Jobs | Monthly |
| Taxes | Monthly |
EST 2026Built from 0,0
Ideas→People→Progress
0,0Contact
All directions
lead from here.
Capacity, residency on the proving floor, open-floor days, or a question about the Open Ledger. One address reaches the team.
