Australian sovereign neocloud

Buy compute at a wholesale rate.

Right now you pay someone else's markup on power and floor cost every hour your AI product is live. TMkNEO owns the generation, so the rate we offer you holds for the entire term, with a fixed go-live date.

The power · The factory · The compute · The software
Reserve capacity What is your key factor?
Australian owned, built and run here First factory in design stage First customers signing now
Where to start

Most compute decisions come down to one key factor.

01 · Jurisdiction

The workload cannot legally leave the country.

A residency obligation, a security classification or your own customer contracts can require the data to stay in Australia. The question that follows is who owns the operator, and where that ownership chain ends.

Read the sovereignty position
02 · Capacity on a schedule

Your build is falling behind your demand.

You have committed capacity you do not yet hold, in a region where every data centre is spoken for and every grid connection sits in a queue. What closes that gap is a firm date from an operator who sells wholesale and stays out of your market.

Read how we set the date
03 · Operations

You need the capacity. Someone else should run it.

Standing up a GPU estate of any size means a network team, a cooling contract, a firmware programme and a support roster that covers three in the morning. Taking the capacity operated moves all of it onto our payroll and inside the service level you sign.

Read the operating model
04 · Price certainty

Your gross margin moves at someone else's whim.

Inference is a cost line that runs every hour your product is live, and for most AI companies it is the largest single item between revenue and margin. A rate agreed before signature and held for the term turns a moving cost into a planned one.

Read the contract shapes
The stack

Four products. One operator. One site.

Take one layer or all four, on one contract.

01 · The building

Powered shell on land we own, with the connection already made.

We build the factories on Australian land we own, next to Australian generation: solar, wind, gas and the grid, with storage covering the gaps. You take the hall. Power supply is our problem.

  • 30 MW IT at the first factory, with a path to hundreds
  • Liquid to chip, built to the NVIDIA reference design
  • Go-live date agreed before you commit
02 · The machines

Whole racks, single tenant, at a rate fixed for the term.

GB300 NVL72 in the first factories, then Vera Rubin as it arrives. We contract the power at the same moment as the machines, so the cost behind your rate is known before you sign.

  • 72 Blackwell Ultra per rack, one workload
  • Commitment five years
  • Rate set before signature and held for the term
03 · The compute

Time on the same machines, in three tiers, one of them sovereign.

Graphene, our platform, is where you buy the capacity, watch what you consume and pay for it. Move between the tiers as your demand settles, with one supplier.

  • Standard · by the hour, on demand
  • Reserved · committed term, priority on the queue
  • Sovereign · Australian-owned and operated, engineered for assessment under IRAP at OFFICIAL: Sensitive and PROTECTED
04 · The platform

Managed services on top, and nothing to pay to move your data out.

We operate everything between a bare GPU and a model in production, on 10G and 100G links, with a dedicated government connection on the sovereign tier.

  • Storage · 50 PB, fast tier and capacity tier
  • Inference · managed Kubernetes, kept up by us
  • Retrieval · answers drawn from your own documents
  • Streaming · managed Kafka
  • Databases · managed SQL, searchable by meaning
  • Data preparation · managed Spark
Sovereignty

Australian owned, Australian operated, Australian resident.

Jurisdiction
Australian-owned and Australian-incorporated, inside a Five Eyes jurisdiction, with the ownership chain ending here.
Assessment
Engineered for assessment under IRAP, the Commonwealth security programme, at OFFICIAL: Sensitive and PROTECTED.
Operations
Australian staff operate every node. One operator runs the factory it built, on the ground, in this time zone.
Residency
Your data stays in Australia, and egress is free, so leaving costs you nothing.
Evidence
Residency, operating jurisdiction and the assessment position are written into the contract and evidenced on request, in the form your own auditor asks for.
Continuity
Ownership, generation and operations sit with one Australian company, which is what makes the position hold for the length of the contract.
Operated

You never touch a node.

Proof of concept
A short run on the real hardware, with your workload and your data, measured against the criteria you set rather than the ones we would choose.
Fault injection
Your operations team injects the failures. We show what the platform does, what we do, and how long each takes.
Escalation
A live escalation to third-line support, demonstrated on the call, with the engineer who would take it in production.
Service levels
Availability, the credit schedule and the escalation path are negotiated before signature and written into the contract.
Handover
Capacity arrives built, tested and integrated. From that point the operating burden is ours for the length of the term.
Power

Most operators buy their power. We own ours.

Because we own the generation, we fix your rate for the term and put your go-live date in the contract.

Your rateAgreed before signature and fixed for the term
GenerationOur own renewable generation on site, with storage covering the gaps
OwnershipLand, generation and factory all built and owned by us
Go-liveThe date your capacity goes live, agreed before you commit
OperationsThe company that built the hall is the company that runs it
30 MW
IT load at the first factory, with a path to hundreds
5 yrs
the wholesale commitment, at a rate agreed before signature
Developed · Owned · Operated in Australia
The bench

Built by the leading names in AI infrastructure.

NVIDIA's reference architecture makes the end-of-life refresh a rack swap: one hall, ten years, three generations of silicon.

PartnerWhat they bring
NVIDIA The GPU systems. GB300 NVL72 in the first factories, then Vera Rubin as it arrives, on NVIDIA's own reference design.
Dell Technologies Server platforms and rack-scale integration, so the machines arrive built and tested.
Supermicro Liquid-cooled server platforms, held as a second source on the compute line so no single supplier sets our delivery date.
Cisco Networking inside the factory and the links out of it, at 10G and 100G, with a dedicated government connection on the sovereign tier.
VAST Data The storage platform. Training data and models held inside the factory, delivered to the GPUs at the rate they draw.
Vertiv Power distribution and the liquid cooling that carries the heat away from the racks.
World Wide Technology Global-scale integration and operations. Design validation, build, integration testing and handover, on the same footing they deliver for the world's largest operators.
GB300 NVL72 · 72 Blackwell Ultra per rack Vera Rubin NVL72 · taken as it arrives Liquid to chip · cold plate on the die 10G and 100G · in and out of the hall
The commitment

Four ways to contract the same capacity.

We contract the capacity before the factory is energised.

ShapeWho it suitsTermWhat it fixes
Sovereign Reserved A workload under an Australian residency obligation or a security classification. 5 years Reserved capacity on the sovereign tier, with the assessment and residency position written in.
Wholesale Capacity You sell compute under your own brand and need Australian capacity from an operator who stays out of your market. 5 years Whole racks, single tenant, at a rate agreed before signature and held for the term.
Enterprise Committed Production load with a residency requirement and a consumption pattern that moves month to month. 3 years Reserved capacity with consumption on top of it, on a single bill and a single supplier.
Premium Inference API Inference in production, where the cost of a token sets the gross margin of the product. 2 to 3 years A rate per million tokens, served in region, on an OpenAI-compatible interface.
Price mechanismAgreed before signature and held for the term. Where an index applies, the index is stated in the contract.
Minimum termTwo years is the shortest commitment we contract.
GrowthReserved capacity you can grow into, with the platform services attaching to the same contract.
DetailRates, service levels and the full specification follow once an NDA is in place.
Standards

What is true of every factory we build.

01One operator, end to endThe company that builds the factory is the company that runs it, so there is one number to call and one party accountable.
02Own the generationWe own the generation, so your rate holds however the power market moves.
03Build to the reference designEvery hall is built to NVIDIA's published architecture, so the next generation of silicon drops into the same power and cooling.
04Single tenant where it countsWholesale racks are yours alone, with the network and the cooling sized for one workload.
05Sovereign by constructionOwnership, operations and residency are all in country from the first drawing.
Reserve capacity

Tell us what you need.

The detail below lets us come back with a real position: the capacity we can hold for you, the date it goes live and the contract shape that fits. The full detail follows once an NDA is in place.

Your request goes straight to our team. We reply within two business days.

Reserve capacity in the first factory.

Power availability decides which AI factories get built, and when. We own ours, and we own the company that runs the factory. That is why we can give you a fixed date your capacity goes live, a price that stays the same for every year of the term, and an Australian position that survives a change of shareholder.

Tell us the power you need, the workload you plan to run on it and the date you need it live. We will come back with what is available, the contract shape that fits, and the full detail once an NDA is in place.

Reserve capacity
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