Use existing infrastructure
Assess established connections and the work needed to support a new use.
ABOUT PLENTYFIELD
The people and purpose behind PlentyField.
PlentyField is developing a distributed network of containerized data centers across the United States. We invest in, build and operate the facilities, and sell computing capacity.
WHY PLENTYFIELD
Develop the site. Build the data center. Operate it.
A property and an electrical connection are only the starting point. A viable data center also needs fiber, appropriate cooling, permissions and a clear customer requirement.
PlentyField brings these elements into one development process, using containerized units at suitable locations.
Develop in stages
Progress individual locations as technical and commercial requirements are confirmed.
Take responsibility for operation
Carry the project from development through construction and infrastructure operation.
FOUNDER
Tommaso Capietti
Energy · Infrastructure · Critical power
Tommaso Capietti has more than 15 years of experience in energy and infrastructure, including renewable energy, battery storage, uninterruptible power systems and critical power for data centers, hospitals and airports.
His work has covered project origination, permitting and grid connections across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas. PlentyField applies that background to developing and operating distributed data center projects.
PlentyField is a product of Zefiro Renewables LLC, based in Nevada.
WHERE WE ARE TODAY
Developing our first projects.
We are assessing locations across the United States and working with prospective customers, property owners and project partners.
FOR COMPUTING CUSTOMERS
Rent the computing capacity you need.
Talk to us about your applications, the scale you need and when you need it.
Explore computingFOR PROPERTY OWNERS
Put your property to a new use.
Explore hosting a containerized data center at an existing industrial or commercial site.
Explore property hostingSpeak with PlentyField.
Tell us about a computing requirement, property or partnership.