TGI Solar Power Group and TGI AMIRON Announce Preliminary Design Completion for Planned Aktau AI Data Center Campus
The initial 200 MW electrical target is planning capacity, not secured power, and Phase 1 remains dependent on financing and approvals.
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TGI Solar Power Group (TSPG) and subsidiary TGI AMIRON completed preliminary design for a planned AI data center campus in Kazakhstan.
The design covers 51.7 hectares in the Aktau Seaport Special Economic Zone. Electrical planning targets an initial 200 MW, with a pathway to 500 MW; neither represents secured capacity. The base case combines on-site gas-fired generation with battery storage. Small modular reactors are a long-term option, excluded from initial phases.
TGI AMIRON is a registered zone participant, where tax and import-duty benefits depend on legal eligibility and the zone's term. A reference architecture is defined for the group's planned central digital platform, with phased implementation dependent on campus readiness and cross-border data rules. Phase 1 depends on securing power, permits and land approvals, financing, and technology and commercial partners.
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Positive
- Minor pointPreliminary architectural and engineering design completed for the planned Aktau AI data center campus.
- Minor point. Forward-looking: it has not happened yet and may not happen.Electrical expansion plan targets an initial 200 MW, with a design pathway to 500 MW.
- Minor pointRegistered SEZ participation offers eligibility for 0% priority-activity corporate income tax, land/property tax exemptions and duty-free equipment imports.
- Minor point. Forward-looking: it has not happened yet and may not happen.Digital Core reference architecture defined; phased implementation and Middle Corridor edge nodes are planned.
Negative
- Moderate point200 MW and 500 MW targets are planning figures, not secured capacity.
- Moderate point. Forward-looking: it has not happened yet and may not happen.Phase 1 dependencies include power supply, required permits, land approvals, financing, and technology and commercial partners.
- Minor pointSEZ benefits remain subject to applicable law, eligibility requirements and the zone's term.
- Minor point. Forward-looking: it has not happened yet and may not happen.Digital Core implementation depends on campus readiness and applicable cross-border data rules.
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MIAMI, FLORIDA AND ASTANA, KAZAKHSTAN / ACCESS Newswire / November 9, 2026 / TGI Solar Power Group Inc. (OTCID:TSPG) and its strategic subsidiary TGI AMIRON Corp., a joint venture with AMIRON of Kazakhstan, today announced the completion of preliminary architectural and engineering design for a planned AI data center campus in the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) «Aktau Seaport» in Kazakhstan's Mangystau Region. The campus is the centerpiece of the companies' AI and digital infrastructure program along the U.S.-Kazakhstan Technology Corridor.
Program status
- Preliminary campus design. The design covers a 51.7-hectare site in Subzone No. 2 of the Aktau Seaport SEZ and includes liquid-cooled modular data centers, an administrative and operations center, warehousing and an energy microgrid.
- AXIPOD™ modular data centers. The first AXIPOD™ modules, a product line of the AXIOMAXUS™ technology brand, are planned for the campus.
- Planned electrical design. The campus electrical design targets an initial 200 MW, with a design pathway to 500 MW. These figures are planning targets, not secured capacity. The base case combines on-site gas-fired generation with battery energy storage systems (BESS). Small modular reactors (SMRs) are a long-term option and are not part of the initial phases.
- SEZ framework. TGI AMIRON is a registered participant of the SEZ. The zone's regime provides for
0% corporate income tax on priority activities,0% land and property tax, and duty-free import of equipment. The availability of these benefits is subject to applicable law, eligibility requirements and the term of the SEZ.
The Digital Core
TGI AMIRON's Kazakhstan entity is designed to host the Digital Core of the TGI group: a single platform for enterprise resource planning (ERP), data, integration, analytics, AI and security. The reference architecture has been defined, and implementation is planned in phases, subject to campus readiness and applicable cross-border data rules. Ports and logistics hubs along the Middle Corridor are planned as edge nodes, designed to operate locally and synchronize with the Core when connectivity permits.
The AI layer, based on the AXIOMAXUS™ platform, is designed to analyze cross-border trade, maintenance and logistics events. Payments, customs filings and safety-critical actions will require human approval. The program's security and AI governance design is guided by ISO/IEC 27001 (information security), IEC 62443 (industrial control system security) and ISO/IEC 42001 (AI management systems).
Research and development
Current research and development, at design stage, covers analytics and computer vision for industrial and logistics monitoring.
Next steps
Advancing to Phase 1 depends on securing power supply, obtaining required permits and land approvals, arranging financing and engaging technology and commercial partners. The companies intend to report progress against these milestones as the project advances.
Commentary
"Electric power is now the main constraint on AI infrastructure worldwide," said Academician Bakhtay Sekerbayev, scientific advisor to TGI AMIRON. "At the same time, demand is shifting from training models to running them for users, and that requires compute close to where data is produced. A central platform in Aktau, linked to edge nodes along the trade corridor, is designed around both of these realities."
"With preliminary design complete, our focus is securing power, permits and partners for Phase 1," said Daniel Brody, Chief Information Officer of TGI Group. "We will report progress against those milestones as the project advances."
About TGI Solar Power Group Inc.
TGI Solar Power Group Inc. (OTCID:TSPG) is a diversified international holding company investing in sustainable energy, infrastructure, digital ecosystems and new technologies.
About TGI AMIRON Corp.
TGI AMIRON Corp., a subsidiary of TGI Solar Power Group Inc. and a joint venture with AMIRON of Kazakhstan, develops sovereign digital infrastructure, modular AI data center campuses and cross-border trade technology in Central Asia and international markets. AXIOMAXUS™ and AXIPOD™ are trademarks of TGI AMIRON Corp.
Forward-looking statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements, including statements about the planned campus, planned electrical capacity, the Digital Core, technology development, SEZ benefits, next steps and timing. Words such as "plans," "planned," "designed," "expects," "intends," "aims," "targets" and "will" identify these statements. They are based on current expectations and assumptions and are subject to risks and uncertainties, including financing, permits and land rights, power supply, equipment availability and export licensing, cross-border data rules, regulatory changes in the United States and Kazakhstan, and market conditions. Actual results may differ materially, and readers should not place undue reliance on these statements. The companies undertake no obligation to update these statements except as required by law. This release is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security.
Media and investor relations
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SOURCE: TGI Solar Power Group, Inc.
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What design milestone did TGI Solar Power Group reach for its Aktau AI data center?
TGI Solar Power Group and TGI AMIRON completed preliminary architectural and engineering design for the planned campus. The design covers a 51.7-hectare site in Subzone No. 2 of Kazakhstan's Aktau Seaport Special Economic Zone.
How much power is planned for TGI Solar Power Group's Aktau AI campus?
The electrical design targets an initial 200 MW, with a design pathway to 500 MW; these are planning targets, not secured capacity. The base case uses on-site gas-fired generation and battery energy storage. Small modular reactors are a long-term option, not part of the initial phases.