Invictus builds vertically integrated, energy-first digital infrastructure that enables the next generation of AI.

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Built to Scale

Invictus provides development-ready sites with access to scalable power
and clear permitting pathways.

Land

Providing contiguous, strategically located sites near transmission lines and fiber routes, with room for future expansion.

Power

Developing scalable solar, hydro, and geothermal power generation, integrated with the grid for reliability and resilience.

Permits

Streamlining the path to energization with regulatory approvals integrated into site development from day one.

We develop renewable energy assets and digital infrastructure designed to support the growing demands of AI and high-performance computing.

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Renewable energy development

Turning Energy Potential to Bankable Power

The Philippines has abundant potential for renewable energy, but turning it into bankable power requires more than access to resources. Invictus brings over 20 years of experience developing energy. We combine strategic land development, energy expertise, and project execution to transform solar, hydro, and geothermal opportunities into commercially viable power projects.

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AI & data center infrastructure

Turning Power into Compute Capacity

As AI demand accelerates, access to power alone is no longer enough. Turning energy into usable compute capacity requires the right sites, connectivity, and infrastructure. Invictus brings these elements together to develop AI-ready data center campuses designed to support hyperscale, cloud, and high-performance computing at scale.

Developing the Philippines’ energy advantage into scalable digital infrastructure.

The Philippines has long held the resources needed to support large-scale development, from renewable energy and available land to international subsea connectivity. Invictus is putting these advantages to work, developing the power and data center infrastructure needed to serve a growing global compute market.

12,104MWp

Indicative renewable energy capacity. Invictus has 12,104 MWp of identified renewable energy opportunities across strategic locations in the Philippines.

    Indicative renewable energy capacity. Invictus has 12,104 MWp of identified renewable energy opportunities across strategic locations in the Philippines.

    With 12 subsea cable systems and 9 landing stations already in place, the Philippines is strengthening its position as a global connectivity hub. By 2029, 7 additional systems and 6 landing stations are expected to expand its reach, connecting to Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Australia, the United States, and more. Source: S&P Global Market Intelligence — April 21, 2026. Cable routes: TeleGeography Submarine Cable Map.

    • JUPITER: 60+ Tbps design capacity. Owners: Amazon Web Services, Meta, NTT, PCCW, PLDT, Softbank. Landing stations: Maruyama, Japan; Shima, Japan; Daet, Philippines; Hermosa Beach, CA, United States; Pacific City, OR, United States.
    • Apricot: 290 Tbps design capacity. Owners: Chunghwa Telecom, Google, Meta, NTT, PLDT. Landing stations: Agat, Guam; Batam, Indonesia; Tanjung Pakis, Indonesia; Minamiboso, Japan; Baler, Philippines; Davao, Philippines; Tuas, Singapore; Toucheng, Taiwan.
    • Bifrost: 260 Tbps design capacity. Owners: Keppel T&T, Meta, Telin. Landing stations: Alupang, Guam; Jakarta, Indonesia; Manado, Indonesia; Rosarito, Mexico; Davao, Philippines; Tuas, Singapore; Grover Beach, CA, United States; Winema, OR, United States.
    • Pacific Light Cable Network (PLCN): 144 Tbps design capacity. Owners: Google, Meta. Landing stations: Toucheng, Taiwan; Baler, Philippines; El Segundo, CA, United States.
    • Asia Direct Cable (ADC): 160+ Tbps design capacity. Owners: China Telecom, China Unicom, National Telecom, PLDT, Singtel, Softbank, Tata Communications, Viettel Corporation. Landing stations: Chung Hom Kok, China; Shantou, China; Maruyama, Japan; Batangas, Philippines; Tuas, Singapore; Sriracha, Thailand; Quy Nhon, Vietnam.
    • SEA-US: 20 Tbps design capacity. Owners: GTA TeleGuam, Globe Telecom, Hawaiian Telcom, Lightstorm, Telin. Landing stations: Piti, Guam; Kauditan, Indonesia; Magachgil, Yap, Micronesia; Ngeremlengui, Palau; Davao, Philippines; Hermosa Beach, CA, United States; Makaha, HI, United States.