Jet.AI & Consensus Core Announce Strategic Interest in Midwestern Canadian Data-Center Campus

Rhea-AI Summary

Jet.AI (Nasdaq: JTAI) and its joint venture Convergence Compute announced the selected site for a Midwestern Canadian data-center campus, located 10 miles south of Winnipeg, MB, on roughly 350 contiguous acres. The site sits adjacent to an electrical substation, a regional natural-gas substation, high-speed fiber corridors and the Riel Converter Substation which supplies 2,000 MW of hydroelectric power via the Bipole III HVDC line.

Convergence Compute cited direct access to a long-haul natural-gas pipeline on the property, low-latency east–west fiber connectivity into Canada and the U.S., and said it has completed two development milestones and is ahead of schedule on a third, positioning the campus for gigawatt-scale hyperscale deployments.

Positive

• 350 contiguous acres available for development
• 2,000 MW supply via Riel Converter Substation (Bipole III)
• Direct on-site access to a major long-haul natural-gas pipeline
• Completed 2 development milestones and ahead on a third
• Low-latency east–west fiber corridors supporting large bandwidth

Negative

• None.

Insights

Data-center strategy analyst

Jet.AI and partner plan a large, energy‑connected data‑center campus near Winnipeg; early milestones done and hyperscale interest reported.

The project centers on a roughly 350‑acre campus 10 miles south of Winnipeg with immediate adjacency to a high‑capacity electrical substation, a regional natural‑gas substation, the Riel Converter Substation (supporting 2,000 MW via Bipole III), a 115‑kV transmission corridor, major long‑haul fiber routes, and an on‑site crossing of a principal long‑haul natural‑gas pipeline. These explicit assets create direct, near‑term access to scalable power, fuel, and low‑latency network connectivity—fundamental inputs for high‑density GPU/AI compute and hyperscale tenants.

Dependencies and risks are visible in the disclosed facts: tenant commitments are described only as "strategic interest," not leases; the site’s value hinges on continuing access to the named transmission, hydro link, gas piping, and fiber routes; and while the JV reports two milestones complete and the third ahead of schedule, no commercial-offtake, permitting status, or capital commitment figures are provided. Watchable near‑term items include executed hyperscaler leases or letters of intent, confirmation of transmission capacity reservations tied to the Bipole III supply, and the next disclosed milestone or schedule update in the coming quarters; these will materially clarify project financeability and near‑term development cadence.

Las Vegas, NV, Dec. 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Jet.AI Inc. (“Jet.AI”) (Nasdaq: JTAI), an emerging provider of high-performance GPU infrastructure and AI cloud services, and Convergence Compute LLC (“Convergence Compute”), Jet.AI’s joint venture with Consensus Core Technologies Inc. (“Consensus Core”), today announced the selected location for Convergence Compute’s Midwestern Canadian data-center campus, a large-scale development designed to meet rising North American demand for AI and high-density compute. The campus is drawing strategic interest from hyperscale tenants.

The campus, located 10 miles south of Winnipeg, MB, spans roughly 350 contiguous acres with immediate access to key energy and network infrastructure. It sits adjacent to an electrical substation, a regional natural-gas substation, high-speed fiber routes, and the Riel Converter Substation, which supplies 2,000 MW of hydroelectric power through the Bipole III HVDC line. A 115-kV transmission corridor runs directly overhead, offering unusual near-term access to scalable and cost-efficient power.

Winnipeg’s position along major east–west fiber corridors gives the site low-latency reach across Canada and into the United States. These long-haul routes support aggregation of large bandwidth volumes—critical for AI and cloud-scale compute operations.

One of Canada’s principal long-haul natural-gas pipelines crosses the property, providing direct access to a major fuel source. An adjoining gas transmission and distribution substation enables on-site piping options that may support future power solutions with both cost efficiency and operational flexibility.

Convergence Compute has completed its first two development milestones and is ahead of schedule on the third. With robust transmission infrastructure, direct natural-gas access, significant fiber connectivity, and substantial land availability, the campus represents a rare opportunity for gigawatt-scale development in North America.

“As AI compute demand accelerates, energy-advantaged sites like this are becoming increasingly difficult to secure,” said Mike Winston, Founder and CEO of Jet.AI. “The combination of power, redundancy, and buildable scale here is extremely hard to replicate.”

“This site aligns with the long-term compute and energy profile the industry is moving toward,” said Wayne Lloyd, CEO of Consensus Core Technologies Inc. “It offers the reliability, connectivity, and acreage required for multi-phase hyperscale deployment.”

Description of photo: aerial photograph of Convergence Compute’s development site near Winnipeg, highlighting its large, unified land parcel positioned beside high-capacity transmission lines and natural-gas delivery infrastructure.

To view a presentation deck detailing the Midwestern/Manitoba Canada data center campus, visit https://investors.jet.ai/presentations-and-events.

About Jet.AI

Founded in 2018 and based in Las Vegas, NV, Jet.AI currently provides private aviation services and is expanding its strategic focus to include investments in the AI and data center sectors. Leveraging a leadership team with deep expertise in data center development and AI-driven technologies, Jet.AI intends to build a scalable, high-performance infrastructure to support the increasing computational demands of artificial intelligence. Jet.AI's suite of AI-powered tools stems from its origin as an aviation company, and leverages natural language processing technologies to enhance efficiency, optimize operations, and streamline the private jet booking experience.

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FAQ

Where is Jet.AI's Convergence Compute Midwestern Canadian campus located (JTAI)?

The campus site is 10 miles south of Winnipeg, Manitoba, on roughly 350 contiguous acres.

How much power does the Winnipeg-area site near JTAI have access to?

The site sits beside the Riel Converter Substation supplying up to 2,000 MW of hydroelectric power via the Bipole III HVDC line.

What infrastructure supports hyperscale tenants at the JTAI Convergence Compute campus?

On-site electrical and natural-gas substations, a long-haul natural-gas pipeline crossing the property, and major east–west fiber corridors for low-latency connectivity.

What is the development progress for Convergence Compute's JTAI campus?

Convergence Compute has completed two development milestones and is reported to be ahead of schedule on a third milestone.

Will the JTAI site support large-scale AI and cloud compute deployments?

The company positions the site as suitable for gigawatt-scale and multi-phase hyperscale deployments due to power, land, and connectivity.