Decentralised Sovereign AI Compute
Dedicated GPU capacity. Private AI environments.
Modular data centres built for Australian customers.
ReVolt Compute is developing a distributed network of AI infrastructure across Australia. We combine power access, modular compute and local operations to bring capacity closer to the organisations and data that need it.
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Dedicated pods
A defined block of compute capacity for organisations that need control over performance, access and deployment architecture.
Reserved GPU capacity
Contracted capacity for AI training, inference and other demanding workloads, without building and operating your own facility.
Private AI environments
Dedicated infrastructure for organisations with specific requirements for data location, isolation, security and operational control.
We work with customers to define the workload, capacity, connectivity and assurance requirements before finalising a deployment.
Our first Queensland compute site
ReVolt is developing a modular AI compute facility in the Brisbane region as the reference site for a wider Australian network.
The current design basis is six pods with 96 NVIDIA B200 GPUs per pod: 576 GPUs in total. The proposed facility combines modular compute with site electrical upgrades, rooftop solar and battery storage for green compute capability.
ReVolt is engaging prospective customers for dedicated pods, reserved capacity and private AI environments as the project advances.
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Power and compute, designed together
AI infrastructure begins with a reliable power position. ReVolt’s background in decentralised energy shapes how we select sites, plan connections and integrate storage.
Our model brings together:
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Site and power access — identifying locations with a credible path to the capacity compute requires.
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Modular deployment — adding compute in defined units as sites and customer demand develop.
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Energy integration — designing storage and, where suitable, solar alongside the compute load.
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Connectivity — planning fibre and other approved data links around the workload and location.
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Customer commitments — matching infrastructure design to contracted capacity and operating requirements.
Compute that can move with the mission
Some workloads need to run near their data, operations or users. ReVolt Compute is also advancing self-contained modular data centre capability for government, defence and remote commercial environments.
A deployable unit can be transported to a suitable site, connected to power and linked through available data infrastructure, including fibre or satellite where appropriate. The design can support local processing when distance, latency or constrained backhaul makes a central facility less practical.
Potential applications include sensor and imagery analysis, private AI tools, training and simulation, remote industrial operations and emergency response. Each deployment is designed against its specific power, connectivity, environmental and security requirements.
