A high-voltage substation beside a European industrial landscape

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE INFRASTRUCTURE

The fastest route
from power to compute.

AI infrastructure is expanding faster than the electrical infrastructure required to support it. GII identifies overlooked power across European industrial assets, validates the strongest opportunities and connects them with the compute developers and infrastructure capital capable of turning them into AI-ready capacity.

I own industrial assets I need power

GII / European industrial infrastructurePower potential must be evidenced.

The market problem

Power has become
the bottleneck.

AI data centres can be planned faster than new electrical infrastructure can be built.

Across Europe, developers are increasingly constrained not by capital or demand, but by access to large quantities of power on useful timescales.

At the same time, Europe contains thousands of industrial assets built around substantial electrical infrastructure from an earlier industrial era.

GII searches for the overlap.

01Old industrial
infrastructure

GIIDiscover · validate
· develop

03New AI
infrastructure

One infrastructure market. Two problems.

One infrastructure market.
Two problems.

For industrial asset owners

Unlock the value of your
power infrastructure.

A former factory, industrial estate or heavy-power site may contain electrical infrastructure whose strategic value has changed dramatically as AI compute demand accelerates.

GII helps owners understand that opportunity.

01
Power assessment
Identify existing electrical infrastructure and gather the evidence needed to understand its potential.
02
Technical diligence
Bring grid, HV and infrastructure expertise into the assessment process.
03
Development strategy
Determine the fastest credible pathway from industrial asset to AI infrastructure opportunity.
04
Market access
Introduce qualified opportunities to compute developers and infrastructure capital.
05
Alignment
Structure arrangements designed to allow owners to participate in the value created rather than simply sell land cheaply.

Discuss your sites

For compute developers

Find power the market
has missed.

The obvious data-centre locations are increasingly crowded, expensive and grid-constrained.

GII systematically searches European industrial infrastructure for less obvious routes to deployable power.

01
Discovery
Search industrial locations using geospatial intelligence, infrastructure datasets and AI-assisted analysis.
02
Evidence
Separate inferred, claimed, documented and technically reviewed power.
03
Owner access
Identify and engage the asset owners behind high-potential opportunities.
04
Site diligence
Assess infrastructure, site characteristics and critical development constraints before opportunities enter expensive diligence.
05
Matching
Search specifically against your MW, geography and time-to-power requirements.

Tell us what you need

The GII Power Discovery Engine

Searching industrial
Europe for power.

Traditional site origination relies heavily on broker networks, local relationships and manual search. GII is building a systematic discovery layer.

We combine grid infrastructure, substations, transmission, generation, industrial land, satellite and aerial imagery, historical use, property and corporate ownership, planning information and technical grid diligence to identify unusual sites worth investigating.

GII uses its intelligence capability to investigate infrastructure—not to replace engineering, utility or owner evidence.

01Millions
of locations

02AI + geospatial
screening

03Power
anomalies

04Owner
engagement

05Technical
validation

06Site
control

07AI
infrastructure

Evidence, not pipeline theatre

Not all megawatts
are equal.

A mapped substation does not establish usable capacity. An owner's recollection does not establish a grid connection. And a large “pipeline” number does not mean deployable power.

GII tracks every opportunity through an explicit evidence hierarchy.

Signal

A heuristic or model signal, such as a mapped voltage tag or nearby substation.

Public indication

A public source indicates that an infrastructure fact may exist.

Authoritative public record

An authoritative register, permit or official record supports the fact.

Party confirmed

The owner, operator or consultant confirms the fact in a traceable communication or supplied document.

Network / contractual confirmation

The relevant network operator or contractual record confirms the material fact.

We would rather report 20MW we understand than 500MW we cannot substantiate.

How GII creates value

From industrial asset
to AI infrastructure.

Discover

Find unusual power and infrastructure.

Engage

Work directly with asset owners.

Verify

Gather documents and undertake technical review.

Control

Structure exclusivity, development agreements or other commercial rights.

De-risk

Advance grid, planning, fibre and technical diligence.

Match

Bring in compute demand and development capital.

Develop

JV, sell or participate in qualifying infrastructure projects.

GII does not need to own every data centre. Our role is to manufacture investable AI infrastructure opportunities.

How we work

Control first.
Capital second.

The traditional infrastructure model requires enormous capital before the underlying opportunity is fully understood. GII takes a different approach.

We seek to secure commercial rights over promising power opportunities, perform the technical and development work required to de-risk them, and bring in specialist compute and infrastructure partners at the appropriate stage.

This allows GII to focus capital on discovery and development rather than owning every physical asset.

GIIDiscovery
Development
Site control

Compute partnerDemand
Technical requirements
Operations

Capital partnerDevelopment equity
Construction capital
Long-term infrastructure capital

What we look for

Where we search.

Former heavy industry

Steel · Aluminium · Paper · Chemicals · Automotive · Heavy manufacturing

Industrial estates

Large sites with unusual HV infrastructure or historically significant power demand.

Legacy electrical infrastructure

Substations · Transmission connections · Private electrical systems

Power-adjacent land

Industrial land positioned close to meaningful existing grid infrastructure.

Generation-adjacent opportunities

An emerging category, assessed selectively alongside the core industrial thesis.

EUROPE

Europe first

Built for European deployment.
Architected for global discovery.

GII is starting in the UK and Europe, where power constraints, industrial history and fragmented infrastructure ownership create an unusual discovery opportunity.

Our technology is designed to become geographically extensible, but our immediate focus is proving the model in Europe.

For industrial asset owners

Do you control industrial assets with substantial power?

We want to speak with owners of former manufacturing sites, heavy industrial facilities, industrial estates, sites with private substations, historically energy-intensive operations, large industrial portfolios and sites where power requirements have materially fallen.

You do not need to know the exact available MW. GII can begin with the infrastructure you already have.

Submitting information does not create an obligation or imply GII has validated available capacity.

For compute infrastructure developers

Tell us what
power you need.

If you are developing AI compute, GPU cloud, data-centre infrastructure, HPC or sovereign compute, GII can search against your requirements.

You do not need a complete specification to start a conversation.

Development and capital partners

Partner at the stage
where you add value.

GII is building relationships with experienced data-centre developers, utilities and infrastructure-capital providers capable of advancing qualifying opportunities. If your organisation invests in or develops European digital infrastructure, we would like to understand your project criteria.

FAQ

Modular AI Factory.

What makes up a GII Modular AI Factory?

A GII Modular AI Factory is a repeatable, high-density AI infrastructure stack built around attractive power.

Power

Grid, renewables or behind-the-meter generation, with the required HV connection, transformers, switchgear and optional battery storage.

AI factory infrastructure

Repeatable ~2–2.5 MW modular blocks using prefabricated electrical, cooling and MEP systems wherever practical.

Cooling

Direct-to-chip liquid cooling using CDUs, closed water loops and efficient heat rejection.

Compute

High-density GPU infrastructure, initially designed around NVIDIA-class systems while remaining upgradeable across future accelerator generations.

Network

Dual-diverse fibre plus high-performance internal networking such as InfiniBand, Spectrum-X or Ethernet depending on workload.

Delivery

Standardised engineering, construction, systems integration, commissioning and ongoing operations.

Forge

The software and control layer across the GII network, ultimately managing power, thermal performance, capacity, telemetry, maintenance and workload/energy optimisation.

Working vendor ecosystem

GII is currently evaluating a vendor ecosystem including:

NVIDIAaccelerator and AI compute platform
Lenovocompute systems and liquid-cooled infrastructure
Vertivmodular infrastructure, power and cooling
Schneider Electric / Motivairalternative power and liquid-cooling architecture
AVKcritical power and packaged generation
SudlowsM&E engineering, systems integration and commissioning
Siemens, ABB, Eaton and Hitachi Energyelectrical infrastructure
Fluence / Tesla Megapackbattery energy storage
CoolIT / Airedale by Modinealternative cooling
Winthrop / Mercurypotential large-scale EPC alternatives

These are working/preferred vendor candidates, not contracted or exclusive suppliers.

Foundry finds the power → GII controls the site → the project SPV funds it → GII deploys the Modular AI Factory → Forge operates the network.

About GII

Infrastructure for the next industrial era.

General Intelligence Infrastructure was created around a simple observation: Europe may contain valuable electrical infrastructure built for industries that are no longer using it as intensively as they once did, while a new industry—AI—is struggling to access power quickly enough.

We are building the technology and development capability required to connect those two realities.

GII combines technology, geospatial intelligence, industrial origination, grid expertise, development and capital relationships to turn overlooked infrastructure into new AI capacity.

Founder / CEOChris Worsey

The fastest routefrom power to compute.

Power has becomethe bottleneck.

One infrastructure market.Two problems.

Unlock the value of yourpower infrastructure.

Power assessment

Technical diligence

Development strategy

Market access

Alignment

Find power the markethas missed.

Discovery

Evidence

Owner access

Site diligence

Matching

Searching industrialEurope for power.

Not all megawattsare equal.