Octantis is developing a 40 MW AI/HPC data center campus in Bizerte, at the landing point of the Medusa subsea cable to Marseille. Power and land are secured. The campus is designed for high-density GPU deployments, at a fraction of European power and build costs.
Discuss capacityPower is the constraint on AI capacity in Europe. In Bizerte, it is already in place.
A neutral location at the southern edge of Europe, built for international workloads.
Indicative round-trip latency from Tunisia; final figures depend on the routes contracted. Map lines are illustrative, not actual cable routes.
Bizerte is a landing point for several submarine cables, including Medusa, in service since 2026, linking directly to Marseille, Southern Europe's main interconnection hub.
Tunisia holds formal ties with the United States, the European Union and China: neutral ground for international customers.
Suited to workloads that do not require EU data residency: training, fine-tuning, batch inference and overflow capacity.
Capacity delivered in phases, from a first modular block to a dedicated campus.
Powered, cooled and connected positions for prefabricated GPU blocks, starting at 500 kW to 1 MW per block and scaling to multi-MW deployments.
Dedicated halls or MW blocks delivered in phases, with power, cooling and facility operated by Octantis.
A design adapted to a single anchor tenant's specification, with capacity reserved ahead of construction.
We are working with anchor tenants, technology partners and investors. To discuss capacity or partnership, contact Firas Mhedhebi, Founder & CEO.
fm@octantisai.com