Southern Port Campus
A 350-acre AI-ready digital infrastructure campus in Southern Sri Lanka with 50 MW initial IT capacity, 100 MW solar, and 4-hour battery storage.
50
Megawatts
350
Acres
100 MW
Solar
4-Hour
Bess
Southern Port Campus Phasing
Initial Campus
Phase I
50 MW AI-ready data center capacity with integrated solar and battery energy storage.
Phase II
Campus Expansion
Additional data halls and supporting infrastructure delivered as demand grows.
Phase III
Platform Scale
Long-term expansion of compute capacity and energy infrastructure across the 350-acre campus.
• Integrated energy strategy combining on-site solar generation and battery storage with grid interconnection
• AI-ready campus architecture designed to support high-density compute clusters and next-generation workloads
• Large-scale land platform enabling long-term phased expansion of compute, energy, and supporting infrastructure
• Strategic location in Southern Sri Lanka positioned along major global subsea cable routes connecting Asia, the Middle East, and Europe
• Campus-scale digital infrastructure platform designed to support hyperscale, neo-cloud, and enterprise AI deployments
• Designed for high-availability operations with redundant power architecture and resilient campus infrastructure
• Flexible deployment model supporting hyperscale data halls, modular compute pods, and enterprise deployments
• Port-region logistics advantages supporting construction, equipment import, and large-scale infrastructure delivery
• Future-ready infrastructure platform capable of scaling compute, power, and cooling capacity as demand grows
• Purpose-built for long-term digital infrastructure investment with a development framework designed for multi-phase growth
Why Sri Lanka?
Sri Lanka sits at a strategic crossroads between Asia, the Middle East, & Europe, with growing subsea connectivity and rising regional demand for compute. Its location, scalable land, and access to renewable energy create an opportunity to establish a new AI-ready digital infrastructure hub for South Asia.
Who Is the customer?
The campus is designed for hyperscalers, neo-cloud providers, AI companies, and enterprise cloud platforms that require large, scalable data center capacity. With a master-planned site and integrated energy infrastructure, the project is structured to support high-density compute and long-term expansion as demand grows.
Can we scale?
Yes. The campus begins with 50 MW of AI-ready data center capacity on a 350-acre site, leaving significant room for additional data halls, power infrastructure, and future phases as demand grows.
