Data Center Valley at AI & Digital
Bridge Kazakhstan 2026

Meet us on October 1-3, 2026 — we’ll share how we’re developing data center infrastructure in Kazakhstan.

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01 / Energy strategy

Power.
With a plan.

Start with existing infrastructure.
Develop capacity as the cluster grows.

Existing 215 MW substation near the Ekibastuz site

Connect.

An existing substation anchors the energy strategy.

Build.

Establish the campus through a defined first phase.

Expand.

Modernize infrastructure in stages as the cluster develops.

02 / Engineered for what comes next

Every
detail.
Greater
possibility.

Infrastructure for the next generation
of high-density computing.

Exploded view of a liquid-cooled compute module
01Components
Every part engineered for density

Conceptual visualization

A place
to scale.

03 / Ekibastuz, Kazakhstan

191.8 hectares allocated for phase one. Approximately 1,300 hectares reserved for the cluster’s future expansion.

Aerial visualization of the Data Center Valley campus

Power. Land. A long-term horizon.

An industrial location between Europe and Asia, with the space to grow in phases.

01 / Phase one

50 MW · 191.8 ha

Planned commissioning: Q2 2027

02 / Cluster expansion

~1,300 ha reserved

Further phases: schedule to be confirmed

03 / Energy modernization

215 MW existing substation

Potential expansion: up to 1 GW

04 / The foundations

Built on
more than land.

01

Energy at the centre of the plan.

An existing 215 MW substation anchors the first phase, with a staged upgrade path of up to 1 GW as the cluster grows.

02

Land and capacity for phased growth.

191.8 hectares allocated for phase one and approximately 1,300 hectares reserved for the cluster’s future expansion.

03

A Eurasian base for global compute.

An industrial location in Ekibastuz, Kazakhstan, between Europe and Asia — with the space to grow in phases.

04

An ecosystem designed to connect.

Power, land and partners planned together as one ecosystem, so new capacity connects to where it is needed.

05

Multiple ways to build and operate.

Wholesale colocation, build-to-suit, greenfield development or AI compute partnerships — the model adapts to each partner.

06

Public and private ambition aligned.

Public and private stakeholders working to one plan — from land and energy to long-term development of the cluster.

07

Infrastructure for the long term.

Phase one with 50 MW is planned for commissioning in Q2 2027; further phases follow as the cluster develops.

05 / The people behind DCV

A shared
ambition.

The people shaping the next phase of compute.

DCV / Team 01Portrait to follow

Project leadership

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Role and short biography

DCV / Team 02Portrait to follow

Engineering & operations

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Role and short biography

DCV / Team 03Portrait to follow

Partnerships

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Role and short biography

DCV / Team 04Portrait to follow

Energy & power (test)

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Role and short biography

DCV / Team 05Portrait to follow

Finance (test)

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Role and short biography

DCV / Team 06Portrait to follow

Legal & compliance (test)

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Role and short biography

Portraits & profiles / content to be provided

06 / A closer look

From power.
To possibility.

Inside the infrastructure / concept filmConcept film — architecture & compute

08 / Your next move

Build
what’s next.

Start the conversation.
Shape the next phase of compute.

Let’s talk
Wholesale colocationBuild-to-suitGreenfield developmentAI compute partnerships

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