ANDD deploys hundreds of sub-10MW edge sites across Opportunity Zones. Every node peers with its neighbors, every workload finds the closest GPU, every dollar of compute lands in the community that hosts it.
Fewer than thirty campuses in the U.S. run the country's AI, its markets, and its emergency comms. That concentration is a national vulnerability — and an economic missed opportunity for every community that sits outside a 50-millisecond radius.
Each ANDD site is a configurable mix. The AI control plane decides the ratio — and rebalances it quarterly as demand shifts across the network.
Every tile is a customer profile — latency budget, compliance posture, and hardware mix all pre-scoped.
Every edge node peers with its neighbors and at least two hubs. Watch the mesh re-route in real time as nodes drop and rejoin.
Building ANDD requires expertise across datacenter infrastructure, AI/ML systems, telecommunications, real estate, federal compliance, and financial structuring.
Whether you're a carrier, a DePIN project, a county CIO, or an AI model provider — tell us the workload, region and SLO. We'll come back with a site plan.