Building the physical infrastructure behind national security, technological independence and economic resilience.An international infrastructure development and delivery platform, with a substantial European asset and development portfolio. Founded in Switzerland.
Power, data and secure facilities have become questions of national and economic sovereignty.
AI, energy systems, defence and critical industries depend on physical infrastructure that must be available, secure and under a trusted jurisdiction.
A grid that cannot connect new demand, a facility exposed to sabotage or a workload that has to leave its jurisdiction is no longer a technical problem. It affects security, competitiveness and resilience. Europe needs this infrastructure faster than its grids and planning systems can deliver it.
Qore originates, develops and delivers strategic infrastructure for hyperscalers, governments, defence organisations and critical industries.
Large-scale European sites, power infrastructure, secured grid capacity and strategically located land under development. Each facility combines land with grid capacity confirmed by the system operator, zoning in place or in its final stage, and power-on targeted for 2027 to 2028.
Positions are secured through acquisition, options and joint ventures with landowners and power producers. Facility names, locations and counterparties are shared with qualified counterparties under NDA.
An operating campus, transmission-level development and zoned greenfield capacity, with further pipeline in the United Kingdom, Switzerland and the Nordics. Facilities and pipeline
An established campus with live grid capacity and existing infrastructure, expanded through modular retrofit and new-build phases without zoning or permitting risk.
A multi-phase campus connecting directly at transmission level to an existing extra-high-voltage substation, avoiding the distribution-grid queue.
A greenfield campus zoned for data centre use, with its grid connection agreement agreed and a phased capacity ramp for hyperscale and frontier AI tenants.
The same scarce inputs, power, land and delivery capability, serve five domains with very different requirements.
Hyperscale and AI campuses, sovereign cloud and high-density facilities for cloud providers, AI labs and neoclouds.
Grid connections, substations, on-site and behind-the-meter generation, and joint ventures with power producers.
Sovereign, high-security and hardened facilities for workloads that must remain under national control.
Data centre and infrastructure strategies for space-related operators, from secure processing of satellite data to resilient facilities for mission-critical systems.
Resilient facilities and connectivity for financial services, public institutions, regulated industries and critical operators.
For international technology companies, sovereign partners and investors, Qore is a direct route to power, sites and delivery in Europe.
Qore originates power and land directly with grid operators, utilities and landowners, and works with ministries, regional authorities and economic delegations across Europe, the Gulf and the United States. International partners use that access to establish and scale capacity in Europe, and European projects gain global customers and relationships.
One team takes strategic infrastructure from first access to long-term operation.
Power, land, permits and partnerships, confirmed before any commitment.
Design, procurement, construction and commissioning: conventional, or factory-built with Qore Modular in six to nine months on confirmed power.
Long-term ownership, operation with facility management partners, and expansion planned with each customer.
Delivered by a leadership team with a data centre track record of more than USD 3 billion across Europe and the United States.
Power, cooling and rack infrastructure integrated and tested in the factory, shipped complete and commissioned on arrival. Six to nine months to capacity on confirmed power.
Critical infrastructure has to keep running under pressure: power disturbances, sabotage, cyber attacks and supply disruption.
Ownership, operation and access governance within the required jurisdiction.
Perimeter protection, access control and, where the mission requires it, hardening against physical, drone and electromagnetic threats.
Redundant supply, storage and on-site generation to ride through grid disturbances.
Diverse fibre routes and carrier-neutral connectivity.
Secure operating procedures, trusted supply chains and critical spares on site.
A European portfolio, international partnerships and selected global opportunities. Portfolio and markets
GermanyTransmission-connected and zoned greenfield capacity.
SwitzerlandOperating infrastructure and sovereign demand.
United KingdomLarge-scale capacity with on-site generation.
NordicsFully fitted AI capacity on renewable power.
On sovereign infrastructure, security, power and delivery. All insights
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