EliteMicro ServicesDecentralized Data Centers
EliteMicro Services was founded on one observation: the wait was the product no one questioned. Standing up compute took a decade of siting, permits, power and steel — so everyone accepted the decade. We didn't. We build modular data centers and autonomous AI that arrive in days, on Canadian ground.
Compute has a speed problem, a sovereignty problem and a distance problem. We answer all three with one system: modular, decentralized data centers that stand up in days, run themselves, and live on Canadian ground — close to the work, owned by the people who depend on it.
Intelligence belongs where the work is. We put small, sovereign nodes everywhere instead of a few distant fortresses — decentralization as a worldview, not a feature.
The floor should run itself; the company should stay in command. Our engine executes operations inside your policy, with a human override on every action.
Data belongs to a place and a jurisdiction. Every node sits on Canadian ground, compliant by default, so residency is never an afterthought.
From decades to days. Inference is moving to the edge, power is the real bottleneck, and sovereignty is now a requirement — the case for many small, autonomous sites over a few mega-regions.
The Cell and the Engine. The modular micro-data-center reference design and the Autonomy Engine that runs it — the body and the nervous system of the system.
First capacity. Siting reviews with partners who have power and workloads — matching Canadian energy to sovereign compute demand, region by region.
A national mesh. One Cell becomes a constellation — a decentralized, self-healing grid of sovereign nodes across the country. Request access to help shape where it lands.
EliteMicro Services is early — and we'd rather say so plainly than dress it up. A brand that sells sovereignty doesn't get to bluff. Here's the straight version.
The Cell reference design and the Autonomy Engine that runs it are the work in front of us. Capacity is opening across Canada, region by region — it isn't booked out, and we won't pretend it is.
Every performance figure we publish is an engineering target or an attributed industry fact — clearly marked as which. We don't quote customers we don't have or deployments we haven't made.
We're choosing early partners by fit — people with power, workloads, or ground who want a say in where the grid lands. The roadmap above is an invitation, not a press release.
Compute you can command, on ground you can name, standing in days. The center used to be a place — we're making it everywhere the work is.
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