AI Infrastructure & Storm Group
Institutional access to AI data-centre infrastructure, with Cypher Capital’s affiliate Storm Group.
From land and power to AI capacity
AI data-centre development runs through three stages, each removing a distinct layer of risk.
Strategic Land
Sites chosen for location, scale and access to power, secured ahead of demand.
Grid Capacity
Secured grid connections, the scarcest input and the binding constraint on AI compute.
Ready Capacity
Energised, permit-ready sites for the companies that build and run compute.
A power-first approach
AI demand is global. Power and land are local. Cypher Capital and Storm Group, its affiliate, focus on the sites where that mismatch creates durable value.
- 01
Power First
Sites are selected for secured grid capacity before anything else. Power decides which projects get built.
- 02
Development-Led
Value is created by taking sites through grid connection, planning and permitting to energised, ready-to-build capacity.
- 03
Europe First
A European portfolio, where AI demand is growing and power and permits are won market by market.
Co-investment principles
- 01
Aligned Capital
Cypher Capital invests alongside its partners. Allocators participate in hard-asset opportunities we back with our own principal capital.
- 02
Operational Depth
Storm Group sources, develops and operates AI data-centre infrastructure projects across Europe.
- 03
Institutional Structuring
Cypher Capital creates dedicated investment products, funds, and SPVs for institutional participation.
One ecosystem
Storm Group builds and operates. Cypher Capital structures institutional access.
Storm Group. Sourcing, Development & Operations
Cypher Capital’s affiliate. Storm Group sources, develops and operates AI data-centre infrastructure across Europe, from site acquisition and power through to energised, permit-ready capacity.
Cypher Capital. Fund & SPV Structuring for LPs
Cypher Capital structures dedicated funds and SPVs through which institutional investors participate alongside its own principal capital.