UNIFI Capital Group
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Infrastructure priorities

Capital across
the Ai stack.

Power. Connectivity. Facilities. Compute. Operations.

Explore the stack

From gigawatts to terabits.

Capital decisions must connect the physical infrastructure with the services it enables.

Select a layer to explore the capital and delivery considerations.

Power readiness

Assess availability, connection timelines, commercial terms and the pathway from an identified power requirement to a deliverable site.

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Connectivity

Subsea & terrestrial networks

International routes, landing infrastructure and interconnection are foundations of the UNIFI operating platform.

Explore the platform ↗
The capital lens

Consider route demand, capacity economics, contractual arrangements and the responsibilities for building and operating the network.

Server cabinets and equipment inside a physical data center

Facilities & compute

Infrastructure for the Ai era

Edge facilities, Ai factories and sovereign compute requirements shape the group’s infrastructure priorities.

Explore UNIFI solutions ↗
The capital lens

Assess the proposed workload, customer requirements, power and cooling assumptions, equipment lifecycle and operating costs.

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Power & readiness

Power for the Ai corridor

iNEW coordinates energy and power development around the group’s connected infrastructure requirements.

Explore iNEW ↗
The capital lens

Examine power availability, connection milestones, pricing assumptions and the relationship between energy readiness and asset delivery.

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Infrastructure delivery

Sites, facilities & project readiness

Cable landing stations, terrestrial links, edge facilities and data center requirements belong in a coordinated delivery plan. Evaluation should establish what exists, what is contracted and what remains to be developed.

  • Site and power readiness
  • Delivery responsibilities and vendor alignment
  • Permits, milestones and operating requirements
The capital lens

Review site control, zoning, permits, connection requirements, construction scope and the milestones to an operational facility.

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Partnership discipline

Complex markets. Structured decisions.

UNIFI’s operating experience provides context for opportunities across different jurisdictions. Licensing, sanctions and export requirements must be assessed for the specific parties, equipment and transaction.

  • Local delivery and commercial context
  • Regulatory and export requirements
  • Governance, counterparties and project status
The capital lens

Identify applicable restrictions, licensing requirements, counterparties and specialist reviews before defining a feasible delivery structure.

A practical starting point

From an opportunity to a defined next step.

01 · Fit

Opportunity brief

Define the asset or project, market, ownership, current stage and proposed partnership.

What a useful brief contains

The asset or project, its location, ownership or site control, current stage and the partnership you have in mind.

02 · Diligence

Review framework

Identify the commercial assumptions, delivery requirements, counterparties and information needed for assessment.

What the review examines

The commercial assumptions, counterparties, regulatory requirements, infrastructure dependencies and information needed for assessment.

03 · Structure

Partnership roadmap

Agree potential roles, decision gates and the next diligence steps before considering a transaction.

What the roadmap defines

Potential roles, diligence responsibilities, decision gates and the next milestones. Terms depend on the specific opportunity.

Partnership discussions

Bring an opportunity. Start a conversation.

For strategic capital, infrastructure partnerships and projects connected to UNIFI’s activities.

Discuss an opportunity