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Collaborating with data-centre developers, construction firms, energy providers and network operators to build AI-ready infrastructure capacity in Romania and Southeast Europe.
Building AI-ready infrastructure — data centres, power systems, network connectivity and physical security — requires collaboration across multiple disciplines and industries. NOVACORE AI's infrastructure division partners with organisations that bring specialised expertise, operational capability and capital to infrastructure development projects in Romania and Southeast Europe. Our infrastructure partners include data-centre developers and operators who contribute site-selection expertise, design capability and operational management. Construction and engineering firms who deliver the physical infrastructure — buildings, cooling, power distribution and physical security. Energy companies and grid operators who ensure reliable, sustainable power supply for energy-intensive AI compute infrastructure. Network operators and connectivity providers who deliver the high-bandwidth fibre connectivity that AI infrastructure demands. And government agencies and regional development bodies who enable infrastructure investment through planning, permitting and incentive frameworks. Each infrastructure partnership is governed by formal agreements with defined roles, responsibilities, timelines and milestones. The infrastructure programme reports progress transparently — what is operational, what is under development and what is in planning. We do not announce partnerships prematurely and we do not present early-stage discussions as formal relationships.
Partnerships with data-centre developers, operators and design firms. Site selection, facility design, construction management and operational services for AI-ready data-centre capacity in Romania and the region.
Energy companies, renewable providers and grid operators. Securing reliable, sustainable power supply for AI compute infrastructure — including on-site renewable generation, grid connection and energy-storage partnerships.
Construction, engineering and project-management firms with experience in mission-critical facilities. Delivering the physical infrastructure — buildings, cooling systems, power distribution and physical security — for AI data centres.
Fibre network operators, internet exchanges and connectivity providers. High-bandwidth, low-latency connectivity for AI infrastructure — including dark fibre, wavelength services and IP transit for regional and international connectivity.
National and regional government agencies, investment promotion bodies and development organisations. Planning, permitting, investment facilitation and infrastructure-policy partnerships that enable regional AI infrastructure development.
Environmental consultants, sustainability auditors and green-certification bodies. Ensuring infrastructure development meets environmental standards, carbon-reduction commitments and EU Taxonomy alignment for sustainable investment.
Initial assessment of partnership opportunity — technical compatibility, commercial alignment, regulatory framework and strategic fit. Non-binding memorandum of understanding where appropriate.
Mutual due diligence — technical capability, financial standing, regulatory compliance, track record and alignment with sovereign AI requirements. Governed data room with documented evidence.
Definitive agreement with defined scope, roles, responsibilities, timelines, milestones, commercial terms and governance framework. Exit provisions and dispute resolution included.
Collaborative delivery with joint governance, milestone reporting and transparent progress communication. Regular programme reviews with published status updates.
The infrastructure programme reports status in three tiers: Operational (live, serving customers), In Development (active partnership with committed resources and defined milestones) and In Planning (feasibility assessment, partner identification, regulatory engagement). Each status tier has defined criteria and evidence requirements. No programme advances tiers without demonstrating that the criteria for the new tier have been met. This framework ensures that everyone — partners, customers, investors and the public — can understand exactly where each infrastructure initiative stands.
Secure AI and high-performance computing for enterprises, governments and research.