Energy-to-compute
infrastructure for the Gulf
We build and operate data centers end to end, turning the Gulf's competitive energy into high-density compute, from Bitcoin mining today to AI and HPC tomorrow.
* Includes the Duqm site, currently under construction. Taqah is operational (83 MW · 5.5 EH/s).
Not just a miner. A regional compute platform.
ALPS builds and operates data centers end to end. We own every step, from the energy source and the infrastructure that manages and transforms that power, to constructing the facility, deploying the hardware, and running it to produce and sell high-density compute.
Energy
Secure the source, contracted power, gas or surplus.
Power infrastructure
Substations and HV to manage and transform it.
Data center
Design and construct the facility.
Hardware
Acquire and install the machines.
Operations
Run, monitor and maintain, 24/7.
Compute
Produce and sell high-density capacity.
Energy as the substrate
We start from power, not price. Capacity is sited where energy is abundant and contracted for the long term, a structural advantage, not spot exposure.
Engineering as the discipline
Density, cooling and uptime are a craft. One operating standard runs across every site, the same discipline that makes infrastructure AI-ready.
Architecture for migration
Mining is the first workload, not the last. The platform is designed from the ground up to migrate toward AI and high-performance computing.
From energy to compute, and from mining to AI
Because we build and own the full stack (power, facility and hardware), migrating the workload is an upgrade, not a rebuild. Mining monetises energy today; the same plant is the on-ramp to AI and high-performance computing tomorrow.
Secure
Long-term access to competitively priced power, often underused, surplus or stranded.
Convert
High-density infrastructure with advanced cooling turns power into computation, independent of the workload that runs on it.
Compound
Revenue is reinvested into capacity, the platform scales with each cycle of the same engine.
Aligned with the Gulf's economic diversification agenda
We turn stranded and surplus energy into productive digital infrastructure, supporting national goals to build value beyond hydrocarbons, within Oman Vision 2040.
Read our approach to sustainability163 MW across two flagship sites in Oman
Taqah
83 MW · 5.5 EH/sPowered by natural gas in partnership with Green Data City, with high-voltage infrastructure supporting up to 150 MW.
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Under Construction
Duqm
80 MW · 5 EH/s*Under construction. Once operational it would connect to the northern national grid in a strategic industrial hub, with capacity scalable to 150 MW.
View operations* Planned figures. The Duqm site is under construction and not yet operational.
partners
with
Co-develop energy-to-compute capacity in the region
Bring energy, a site or capital, we engineer, build and operate the rest. We work with producers, landowners, governments and technology partners.
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ALPS rebrands and pivots toward AI and HPC data centers
The group broadens its focus from Bitcoin mining toward AI and high-performance computing data centers.
DataCenter Dynamics
Oman's compute capacity grows with a major expansion
Oman's installed compute capacity steps up as ALPS expands its operations across the Sultanate.
Oman Observer
Italian firm to deploy new farm in Oman's Green Data City
An Italian operator deploys a new facility inside Oman's first government-licensed data-center hub.
Oman Observer