Sovereign AI infrastructure
Modular, liquid-cooled AI data centres, built and owned in Canada.
Mash Compute designs and manufactures containerized AI data centre bases — factory-prefabricated, craned into place, and online in 8–12 weeks. Lease them, buy them, or subscribe to the compute. Sovereign by construction.
Why Mash Compute
Six pillars, one base.
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Sovereignty
Canadian assembly, operations, and data residency, built to PSPC Protected B. A Canadian-controlled team structurally insulates customer data from the long-arm reach of the U.S. CLOUD Act.
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Modularity
Standardized containerized bases — C10, C20, C40 — factory-prefabricated and zoned, with standardized interfaces and horizontal scalability.
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Cost
A global supply chain, cold-climate free cooling, and power-first siting reconstruct CAPEX and optimize OPEX — design PUE ≤ 1.15, lower total cost of ownership.
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AI compute
Purpose-built high-density, liquid-cooled infrastructure for training and inference. GPU-agnostic — NVIDIA, AMD, or others — chosen per your sovereignty needs.
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Fast deployment
From years to 8–12 weeks. Prefabricated off-site, then transported, positioned, wired, and commissioned on Canadian ground.
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Efficiency
Liquid-cooled by design, not retrofitted. PUE ≤1.15 across the line, with every watt of compute earning its keep instead of heating a room.
Why now
Three tailwinds behind sovereign compute.
Compute scarcity and cost
Demand for AI compute outpaces supply, and conventional data centres are slow and capital-heavy to build. Prefabricated, liquid-cooled bases compress both time and cost.
Data sovereignty as a hard constraint
For regulated and public-sector buyers, where data lives and who can compel access is now a legal requirement — not a preference. Canadian control answers it directly.
Canada's sovereign-compute push
Canada's federal Sovereign AI Compute Strategy is mobilizing private-sector AI data-centre build-out — a market tailwind for Canadian-built infrastructure.
The product
The C-Series.
Three containerized bases — C10, C20, C40 — engineered around cold-plate liquid cooling and run by the Mash Compute platform. Tile them horizontally to scale.
Who it's for
Two ways the compute gets used.
For operators
GPU cloud and sovereign-compute players add capacity fast without building a data centre — and meter their own tenants with the platform's multi-tenancy and billing.
For operatorsBy sector
Mining, healthcare, government, and enterprise deploy AI compute on their own site or edge — close to the data, the power, and the people who need it.
By sectorPut a sovereign AI base on your ground.
We're selecting pilot partners now. Tell us about your deployment and we'll size a base to it.