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Golden sunrise reflected across a forest-lined lake
The world of Wave · 01 / Water gives life

Intelligence.
In balance.

Every new possibility begins with respect for the world that sustains it. For Wave, that means putting water and responsible resource use at the heart of our ambition.

Morning sunlight streaming through an evergreen forest
02 / Nature connects us

Rooted in nature.
Looking forward.

Land, water and energy are part of one living world. Our ambition is to consider them together, from the first design decision to the life of our infrastructure.

Concept of the proposed Wave data centre emerging among trees in golden morning light
03 / A future in balance

A place for AI.
A wider purpose.

Wave’s proposed Canadian data centre connects AI with a wider sustainability ambition: thoughtful resource use, lasting capability, and shared opportunity. More possibility, with a longer view.

  1. 01Lake / Water
  2. 02Forest / Nature
  3. 03Wave / Balance

Concept film · Proposed developmentCanadian-owned AI. Rooted in Alberta.

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One shared future

A world worth
considering.

Intelligence should help us move forward.
Responsibility should shape how we get there.

01 / A different kind of progressA WIDER VIEW OF PROGRESS

Progress means more when we consider everything it touches.

Every new capability makes a demand on the world. Our ambition is to develop Canadian AI infrastructure with a wider view: the energy it needs, the water it uses, the place it belongs to, and the opportunities it creates.

Our sustainability priorities
Concept landscape of an Alberta prairie river
From responsibility to possibility01 / 04
A shared planet

Progress begins
with perspective.

Before the infrastructure, there is the world it belongs to. A place worth considering in every decision.

One future.A broader view of sustainability
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Concept film still: Alberta landscape
01 / A shared planet

Progress begins
with perspective.

Before the infrastructure, there is the world it belongs to. A place worth considering in every decision.

One future.A broader view of sustainability

Concept imagery · Proposed development

Concept film still: proposed Wave campus
02 / A considered approach

More intelligence.
Less demand.

Energy. Water. Resources. A proposed AI campus designed to do more while asking less of the world around it.

Less demand.Energy · Water · Resources

Concept imagery · Proposed development

Concept film still: AI computing infrastructure
03 / A world of possibility

Ideas deserve
room to grow.

Advanced capacity for research, engineering and commercial AI. Infrastructure that helps people move important ideas forward.

~5 MWTarget critical AI compute capacity

Concept imagery · Proposed development

Concept film still: Canadian ambition
04 / A Canadian ambition

Rooted here.
Reaching further.

Canadian-owned compute in Red Deer County. Local investment and opportunity, with a wider horizon for what comes next.

Substantial investmentPlanned investment · subject to development

Concept imagery · Proposed development

02 / The things that matter

Everything
is connected.

Energy, water and land. People and Canadian capability. Sustainability asks us to consider these together, from the first design decision to the life of the infrastructure.

  1. 01EnergyEnergy
  2. 02WaterWater
  3. 03Land & resourcesLand
  4. 04Canadian capacityCanada
  5. 05CommunityCommunity
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Architectural concept of the proposed Wave campus
Concept visualization
Make every unit work harder.

More power
to the purpose.

Our efficiency ambition is to direct more facility energy to useful compute and reduce the overhead required to support it. Canadian engineering and Alberta's climate are part of that approach.

1.05–1.15
Target power usage effectiveness
Design objective, not an operating result
01 / 05Energy
Concept nature image of water at dawn
Concept visualization
A resource worth respecting.

Intelligence with
less demand.

Water is part of the wider story, not just a facility input. Our proposed design aims to substantially reduce water demand compared with conventional evaporative cooling.

Up to 90%
Target reduction in water demand
Compared with conventional evaporative cooling
02 / 05Water
Concept nature image of a northern evergreen forest
Concept visualization
Think beyond the boundary.

A longer view.
A lighter intention.

Responsible development means considering land, materials and the life of the asset together. Our ambition is to bring those decisions into the project from its earliest stages.

Long term.
Land, resources and lifecycle thinking
A project development priority
03 / 05Land & resources
Concept visualization of AI computing infrastructure
Concept visualization
Keep more possibility here.

Canadian capacity.
Canadian ambition.

Research, business and technical teams need access to advanced infrastructure. Wave is developing Canadian-owned AI capacity in Alberta, reducing reliance on compute located outside Canada.

~5 MW
Target critical AI compute capacity
Proposed Canadian-owned research lab
04 / 05Canadian capacity
Architectural concept of the proposed campus in Alberta
Concept visualization
Let progress reach further.

A local investment.
A lasting ambition.

The proposed Lab aims to support regional economic activity, local contractors and service providers, while strengthening Red Deer County's place in Canada's AI infrastructure sector.

Substantial investment
Substantial planned investment in Red Deer County
Subject to project development
05 / 05Community
An ambition. A way of thinking.

Better questions.
Better decisions.

01 / Consider the whole

Look beyond a single metric.

Efficiency matters. So do water, materials, local value and the useful life of what we build.

02 / Make it accountable

Distinguish ambition from evidence.

Set clear design targets. Be transparent about the difference between a plan and an operating result.

03 / Think further ahead

Build with tomorrow in mind.

Consider enduring capability, responsible resource use and the people who will depend on this infrastructure.

AMBITION WITH ACCOUNTABILITY

These are project design priorities and targets, not measured operating outcomes or a claim of carbon neutrality.

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Canadian engineering

One part of
the bigger picture.

Cooling is one of AI infrastructure's greatest demands. Our approach works with Alberta's climate: using outdoor air when conditions allow, and storing cooling capacity for warmer periods and peak demand.

Cooling system / conceptual flowCool conditions
Conceptual cooling flow: outdoor air and thermal storage support a heat exchanger connected to AI computing equipment.Outdoor airAmbient coolingThermal storageCooling for laterHeat exchangeAI computeSupplyReturn

Illustrative operating principles. Final system design and performance remain subject to engineering and validation.

Make more of Alberta's natural advantage.

When outdoor conditions allow, ambient cooling helps remove heat from computing equipment. Thermal storage can hold cooling capacity for use when it is needed.

1.05–1.15Target PUE
Power usage effectiveness

Engineered in Canada. The Lab's cooling technology is designed by its parent company, Wafr Technologies Ltd., which leads the equipment design and engineering.

Designed to need less. Wave targets up to 90% lower water demand compared with conventional evaporative cooling. These are design objectives, not measured operating results.

03 / The project

An Alberta address.
A Canadian ambition.

At Junction 42 Business Park in Red Deer County, we are planning approximately 5 MW of critical AI compute. Beside the QEII Highway, almost midway between Calgary and Edmonton.

Architectural concept of the proposed Wave campus
JUNCTION 42 BUSINESS PARK
RED DEER COUNTY, ALBERTAOur first chapter.
A place for possibility.Architectural concept
Proposed development
JUNCTION 42 BUSINESS PARK / ALBERTAPROPOSED SITE
Line map zooming from Alberta into Red Deer County and down to the outline of the Junction 42 Business Park site, 500 metres from Queen Elizabeth II Highway (Highway 2).AlbertaEdmontonRed DeerCalgaryInnisfail22QEII Hwy42500 mHwy 2Junction 42 Business Park100 mNJUNCTION 42 BUSINESS PARKRed Deer County, Alberta500 m from Queen Elizabeth II Highway
Line map zooming from Alberta into Red Deer County and down to the outline of the Junction 42 Business Park site, 500 metres from Queen Elizabeth II Highway (Highway 2).
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Location schematic · Not a legal survey or approved site plan

The first chapter.

Total site area
~12 acres
Critical compute target
~5 MW
Facility power target
~7–8 MW
Power redundancy target
2N+1 + grid backup
Commercial operation target
Q1 2028

Planning targets, subject to engineering, approvals and delivery. Facility power and PUE targets are subject to final design reconciliation.

01

Connected by design.

Targeted dual-route fibre connectivity to Calgary and Edmonton, close to Alberta's major economic centres.

02

Resilience at the core.

On-site power generation backed by the grid, designed with multiple layers of redundancy.

03

The right conditions.

Industrial-zoned land, highway access and regional connections that bring the proposed project into an established economic corridor.

04 / What it makes possible

Built for
human progress.

Advanced computing for the people shaping what comes next: Canadian researchers, businesses and technical teams.

Concept visualization of a high-density AI computing environmentCOMPUTE / POSSIBILITYAI infrastructure concept visualization
01

Research + development

Compute for discovery and testing.High-density capacity for model training, testing, simulation and advanced technical research.
Model trainingScientific researchSimulation
02

Commercial AI

Infrastructure for building and deploying AI.Compute capacity for companies developing, refining and operating advanced AI applications.
AI developmentModel refinementDeployment
03

Advanced computing

Built for demanding workloads.Infrastructure for engineering, simulation and other compute-intensive applications requiring significant processing capacity.
EngineeringTechnical workloadsComplex simulation

Planned to support research, business, health care, engineering, education and public services.

05 / A local ripple effect
90–100

Build-phase roles

Estimated direct and indirect roles supporting construction and local services.

A local beginning.
A wider ripple.

Planned employment estimates.
Subject to project development.

06 / The people behind Wave

People behind
the possibility.

A team spanning energy, infrastructure, finance and technology, brought together by a Canadian ambition.

Bikram Singh

Bikram Singh

CEO

17+ years in renewable energy and cooling technology. Led development of world-scale power generation projects. Mechanical engineer with an MBA from UBC Sauder.

Darrell Kopke

Darrell Kopke

CFO

Faculty, UBC Sauder School of Business. Executive Director, Creative Destruction Lab. BIV Top 40 Under 40.

Peter Tioco

Peter Tioco

Director, Real Estate & Investing

30+ years EPC experience in transport and telecom industry. International. Competitive Bid specialist. Global delivery with focus in North America and Asia.

07 / Open house

Wave Infrastructure Open House

Meet the Wave Infrastructure team, learn about our proposed Canadian-owned AI research lab at Junction 42 Business Park in Red Deer County, and bring your questions. We want to share our plans and hear what matters to you.

Date
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Time
4:00 to 7:00 pm, drop in any time
Location
Holiday Inn & Suites Red Deer South, Red Deer, AB
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Light refreshments will be available. Questions? info@waveinfra.com

Be part of what comes next

The future
is ours to shape.

For the ideas we have yet to imagine.
For the world we already share.

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A new day. A living landscape. A Canadian ambition. A concept film imagining the Wave campus in the light of a more considered future. Not footage of an existing or approved facility.

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Last updated October 2026