A Deep Tech Park is more than a data centre. It is a green-powered, sovereign campus where Navon co-locates the full stack, including Tier III modular infrastructure, private cloud, applications, and a working ecosystem of talent and partners, next to the energy that powers it. It is how a region turns megawatts into industry.
Each park is engineered around the same six elements, built together so that power, compute, software and people reinforce each other instead of being procured and operated apart.
Parks are built next to abundant renewable generation such as geothermal, hydro and solar, so compute is powered by the grid's cleanest, cheapest electrons with minimal transmission loss.
Pre-engineered modular data centres land on site commissioned and witness-tested, so capacity scales in deployable increments as demand grows.
CPU, GPU and storage delivered as Private Cloud as a Service, under the host nation's flag, governed by its law, operated locally.
Sector applications and agents run where the data lives, so the park produces working outcomes rather than just rack space for hire.
Universities, startups, and operators share the campus, turning each park into a training ground and an innovation cluster rather than an isolated facility.
Neutral interconnection and cross-connects let any carrier, cloud, or tenant meet on equal terms, making the park a regional exchange rather than a walled garden.
Navon's first park proves the model: a 1,000-acre footprint at the Olkaria geothermal corridor, drawing on the Olkaria-Suswa 220 kV line, with factory-engineered Tier III modules and direct access to one of the cleanest energy sources on the continent.
Master-planned campus inside Kenya's Naivasha Special Economic Zone, with room to scale park capacity over time.
Direct access to the Olkaria-Suswa 220 kV corridor, with green baseload energy available around the clock.
Factory-built modular data centres from Delta Electronics, built and commissioned for sovereign workloads.
We work with governments, energy producers, and economic zones to build new parks where the power and the ambition already are. Tell us about your corridor.