How HyperNext evaluates and acquires existing buildings and shells to convert into data centres. Our approach is power-led and structure-led: we buy property that can carry the load, take the power and reach occupancy fast.
This is the group policy for how HyperNext evaluates and acquires existing buildings and shells, and converts them into data centres. It sets out the approach our Site Acquisition team follows when a brownfield property is a faster route to compute than building from the ground up. The test is whether the structure can carry the load and take the power, and how quickly it can reach occupancy.
The full policy sets out our detailed structural, power and conversion criteria. Those specifics are confidential. What follows is a summary of the approach for owners and brokers who may have a building to put forward.
At a high level, a building is worth a conversation when it brings most of the following. The full criteria and thresholds sit in the confidential policy.
Our focus is India, with select international opportunities considered on the same power-led and structure-led basis. Site Acquisition owns the assessment end to end.
The full Brownfield Property Acquisition Policy is classified Confidential. It is shared with qualified property owners and brokers who have a specific building to put forward. To request it, use the form below and tell us about the opportunity.
This policy is classified Confidential. Property owners and brokers can request the full document. Tell us about the opportunity in the form, a minimum of 250 words including the property location and the ownership or broker details, and our Site Acquisition team will respond within one working day.