Jet.AI: Jet.AI / Convergence Compute Maritime Project

Jet.AI / Convergence Compute Maritime Project is a planned hyperscale AI and high-density compute data center campus in Maritime Canada, associated with Jet.AI Inc., Consensus Core Technologies Inc., and their joint venture Convergence Compute LLC. Jet.AI lists the project under its North American AI data center development portfolio and identifies the location as the Canadian Maritimes, with an expected capacity of approximately 500 MW.

The project is positioned on Canada’s east coast, where regional power resources, high-voltage transmission access, and fiber connectivity can support large-scale AI infrastructure development. Jet.AI states that its sites are selected for power access, fiber connectivity, and development readiness, while the Maritime project is being advanced through power and site-control milestones rather than operating as a completed data center today.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

1. Planned hyperscale AI and high-density compute campus
2. Expected capacity of approximately 500 MW
3. Developed through Convergence Compute LLC, Jet.AI’s joint venture with Consensus Core Technologies
4. Project located in the Canadian Maritimes
5. Development-stage project, not an operating retail colocation facility
6. Jet.AI states the broader portfolio is selected for power access, fiber connectivity, and development readiness
7. Milestone activity includes an executed letter of intent for Convergence Compute to acquire power from hydro and a proposed wind farm
8. Consensus Core’s rights to lease the Maritime project property have been assigned to Convergence Compute
9. Third-party facility tracking identifies the project in Nova Scotia and describes it as a planned land-bank facility with land secured

🔐 Security & Compliance

1. Security and compliance controls are expected to be defined during design, construction, and tenant procurement
2. Future deployment would require controlled site access, monitored operations, and secure high-density compute environments
3. Customer spaces may require segregated deployment zones depending on final tenant and operating model
4. Certification claims should be validated once the facility design, construction, and operating controls are finalized

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Jet.AI identifies fiber connectivity as a key site-selection criterion across its data center development portfolio
2. Maritime Canada location supports east-coast Canadian infrastructure positioning
3. Connectivity profile appears oriented toward hyperscale AI, GPU compute, and high-density workloads
4. Not publicly presented as a carrier-neutral enterprise colocation facility
5. Not publicly presented as an Internet exchange facility

💼 Who It Serves

1. Hyperscale AI infrastructure tenants
2. GPU cloud and AI compute operators
3. High-density compute platforms
4. Cloud and managed infrastructure providers
5. Enterprises requiring large-scale AI training or inference infrastructure
6. Organizations evaluating Canadian capacity for scalable compute deployments

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