An integrated platform for AI infrastructure.
Claymont integrates compute, energy, and capital as a single system, across Asia Pacific, the Americas, Europe, and the Middle East.
AI infrastructure is being built faster than the systems that finance, power, and operate it. Sites are originated without secured power. Capital is structured against assumptions that rarely hold to commissioning. End customers commit late, if at all.
Claymont was built to integrate what the market separates. Compute capacity, energy strategy, and capital structure are designed together from origination. End customers are anchored before construction. Energy is secured before design. Capital is structured against the actual project rather than against generic infrastructure assumptions.
The result is platforms with the institutional duration that hyperscalers, neoclouds, and sovereign capital require, and the economic discipline that long-horizon investors expect.
Our operating principles →Claymont operates as a development platform across four regions, with delivery teams in each. The group originates, designs, finances, and commissions AI-ready data centre capacity for hyperscalers, sovereign customers, and enterprise AI users.
The current pipeline stands at 4.8 GW across 17 markets and four regions.
Four regions, local delivery.
Europe, Nordics & UK
Centred on the AILO-Fossefall pipeline in the Nordics, extending across France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, and Lithuania.
Asia Pacific
Anchored from Singapore, with markets across Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Korea, Japan, and Australia.
Americas
Selective origination across Latin America and Canada, targeting power-secured sites with hyperscale and sovereign demand visibility.
Middle East
Operating as Claymont-Equivator under a strategic alliance with Equivator, the GCC investment platform founded by Enes Şehzade. Markets include the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Oman.
Claymont is led by founders Florian Loloum and Fabian Wong, supported by an executive team with backgrounds at Digital Realty, the World Economic Forum, HPE, and across institutional infrastructure investment and AI compute.
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