BlaqCat — Regenerative Data
Model two · The Agri Data Hub

Compute that grows food.

Server heat, put to work: hyperlocal food, warmth for the buildings nearby, and data and food sovereignty from a single site.

A different view of heat

Not an emission. A resource.

Every kilowatt of compute produces heat. Instead of throwing it away, we put it to work. Warmth grows mushrooms and greenhouse crops; cool air feeds vertical farms before it ever reaches a chip; recovered water irrigates the beds. Every kilowatt does a second job before it leaves the site.

Two growers checking fresh herbs inside a climate-controlled vertical farm unit
Matched to the site

One system. Six kinds of harvest.

We don't force one template onto every site. We choose the mix that fits the building, the climate and what the community actually needs.

Grower tending leafy greens in a vertical hydroponic farm
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Vertical farming

Leafy greens and herbs, grown metres from where they're eaten.

Cluster of golden yellow oyster mushrooms on a grow rack
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Culinary & functional fungi

Mushrooms thrive on the same warm, humid air the servers produce.

Two people standing between tall vertical growing towers in a bright greenhouse
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Waste-heat greenhouses

Server warmth extends the growing season, year-round.

Young girl holding freshly harvested greens beside a vertical grow tower
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Community & education growing

Beds and classrooms for the neighbourhood to use.

Close-up of healthy seedlings with visible root systems in nursery trays
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Seedling & nursery

Propagation for local growers and the wider region.

Waitress serving a fresh Caesar salad in a bright farm-to-table restaurant
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Hyper local food production

Straight into restaurant and retail — harvested metres from the plate.

How a hub comes to life

Three ways to deploy, one system.

01

Retrofit an existing building

Barns, warehouses and underutilised retail units become high-performance food and compute sites. We adapt the structure, drop in the IT and growing systems, and put waste heat straight to work.

02

Modular H-block

A 40 ft container on one side houses the data centre; a 40 ft container on the other runs an Invertigro vertical-farm cube. Heat pumped from the DC feeds the crops: a compact, repeatable unit.

03

Dome + greenhouse

The BlaqCat dome linked to a production greenhouse. Compute inside, year-round food outside, with airflow, water and heat loops shared between them.

Two kinds of security

Keep your data, and your dinner, close.

Sovereign, AI-ready compute that stays under local jurisdiction, and fresh food grown metres from where it's eaten, all year round. One site that brings agriculture back home and keeps critical data where it belongs.

An asset to live next to

Jobs you can walk to. Food you can taste.

Skilled local jobs in operations, growing and hospitality. Fresh produce on the farm-shop shelf. Warmth piped to the buildings next door. A place people are proud to point at. Because we don't arrive with a blueprint; we arrive with a question: what would this place actually benefit from? Then we build the answer, and invest something back that belongs to the community.

Already in the ground

Servers upstairs. Produce downstairs.

Our vertical farm has already been growing a broad range of produce for a year. What we are now doing is adding a micro DC directly above it and pushing the hot air from both the cold and hot aisles into the farm. All to eliminate the additional energy needed to heat the space.

  • LIVE
    Working farm, shop, restaurant and wellness, with strong local support.
  • IN BUILD
    Barn retrofit: compute, mushrooms and greens.
  • CONTRACTED
    The first dome.
  • VISION
    The next sites.
Adam at Applegarth carrying a tray of freshly harvested black pearl oyster mushrooms outside the mush-room
Measured, not marketed

Regeneration you can count.

Heat reused, water recovered, food produced, jobs created, measured per site and independently auditable. Built on evidence, not offsets.

Figures published per site from commissioning; no blended averages.

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