Connecting the world's compute
to the demand for AI.
Our vision is to be the cross-border compute operator that connects global capacity to AI demand, so that businesses can draw on high-performance AI compute as easily as water or power.
Lower cost, more flexible scheduling.
To put compute and AI content production in the hands of every business that needs them, from autonomous-driving makers to independent studios.
- Compute as a service — USD-priced and pay-as-you-use; no machine room required.
- Cost advantage — Lower power and land costs at overseas facilities.
- End-to-end AI — A closed loop from raw compute to AI-generated content.
- Compliance first — Business model designed around US and destination-country rules.
Where two growth curves meet.
Demand outruns supply
Large-model training and inference, autonomous driving and embodied AI keep demand for GPUs above supply. Companies can't get cards and can't afford to build, which opens a window for third-party rental and resale.
Capacity moves to cheaper power
Emerging regions such as Africa, with low power and land costs and improving subsea links, are becoming new places to build capacity.
Generative content takes off
Generative AI cuts the cost and time of animation and short drama; AI comic-dramas are growing fast on short-video and streaming platforms, and producing them consumes compute.
Four phases.
Foundation
- Incorporation, core team
- Data center selection
- Supply chain & compliance
Compute online
- First facility phase live
- GPU deployment & scheduling
- First compute customers
Scale
- Capacity expansion
- Software & SaaS launch
- Automotive customers (subject to compliance)
Content & ecosystem
- AI comic-drama at scale
- IP licensing & distribution
- Ecosystem & channels
Legal entity
- Legal name
- Qovane Technologies Inc.
- Entity type
- New York domestic business corporation (C-Corp)
- Incorporated
- 2026-10-29
- Jurisdiction
- State of New York, USA
- Registered office
- 418 Broadway, Ste R, Albany, NY 12207, USA
- Primary NAICS
- 518210 — Computing infrastructure, data processing & hosting
- Secondary NAICS
- 541511 · 541512 · 541715 · 512110 · 423430 · 541810
News & announcements
Media enquiries: [email protected]
How AI comic-dramas are made: the compute pipeline from storyboard to screen
Generative AI compresses the slowest stages of traditional animation. We break down the four stages of an AI comic-drama and the role compute plays in each.
Cloud compute and US export controls: what customers should know
High-performance AI compute is subject to US export controls. Here is what that means for compute customers, and why identity checks and end-use statements come before activation.
On-demand, reserved or wholesale: choosing how to buy GPU capacity
Each buying model fits a different workload shape. The question isn't which rate is lowest, but what your GPU utilisation curve looks like.
We're building the core team.
We're looking for people in GPU clusters and scheduling, data center operations, export control and compliance, enterprise sales, and AI content production.
Send your CV and the area you want to work in to [email protected].
Investor enquiries — Nothing on this website is an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security. Accredited investors may write to [email protected].