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The data center that generates its own energy before consuming it

ENERGHOS combines three energy sources in a single system, the Trinity model, to deliver high-density compute to AI and infrastructure clients in California, Arizona, and Texas, without depending on a single point of failure in the grid.

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B.E.S.S 
Batteries

Absorbs peaks and drops between the other two sources, guaranteeing continuity without diesel generators.

Solar 
Energy

Solar-panel-based electricity, reducing the marginal cost of energy and the carbon footprint.

Electrical Energy

Firm supply from the regional grid, contracted under a high-voltage interconnection scheme.

TRINITY SELF SUPPLY MODEL

Three energy sources... One reliable compute network

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Designed for high-density compute

Every engineering decision starts from one question: what does a GPU cluster need to operate at the limit, every day, for fifteen years?

Guaranteed hybrid energy

The Trinity model sustains the energy SLA even amid regional grid variability.

Leading rack density

Infrastructure ready for liquid cooling and high-density racks for AI training.

Binational compliance

Legal and corporate structure developed equally for Mexican and U.S. clients alike.

Proximity to the border

Strategic location in Baja California, with low latency to California

Land and water secured

Site identified with proprietary water analysis and a defined legal path toward full title.

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FOUNDER

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Israel Acevedo

Doctor of Law from ESADE in Barcelona, Spain.

 

Author, academic, technology-sector entrepreneur, and head of the law firm Solvers Legal, specialized in binational business, immigration, and AI tech.

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