The Future of Sustainable Compute

Solaris Data Centers occupies a strategic white space in the $6.7 trillion AI infrastructure buildout: the powerful convergence of solar-powered self-generation, decentralized architecture, and the acute grid capacity crisis strangling conventional data center expansion.

Our groundbreaking 800 MW, 100% solar-powered hyperscale AI facility in South Florida will stand as North America’s largest solar-powered AI data center. Strategically sited in Hendry County, it capitalizes on exceptional solar irradiance (5.1–5.5 kWh/m²/day), land costs 10–50× lower than Northern Virginia ($12,000–$25,000 per acre), and Florida’s HB 7031 sales tax exemption for facilities ≥100 MW.

As the AI compute market races toward 156 GW of new capacity by 2030—demanding $5.2 trillion in AI-specific CapEx—power, not GPUs, has emerged as the primary bottleneck. With interconnection queues exceeding 2,600 GW and wait times stretching 7–10 years, hyperscalers are spending $50B+ annually on renewables.

Solaris delivers the fastest, cleanest solution: behind-the-meter solar + Tesla Megapack storage, advanced compute efficiency technologies, and a location in Florida’s rapidly expanding yet underbuilt 4th-ranked data center market (just 187 MW operational today).

Offering superior ESG credentials, competitive LCOE ($25–35/MWh post-ITC), and 50–60% EBITDA margin potential, Solaris positions as the infrastructure-energy layer leader for the distributed inference era.