Sovereign cloud
Private and hybrid cloud environments hosted in Baghdad, keeping critical workloads and data under Iraqi jurisdiction.
A planned Tier III data center in Baghdad, engineered for Iraq's climate and the demands of modern cloud and AI workloads.
The campus
A purpose-built 8,000 m² campus: main data halls with rooftop solar, training academy, substation, generation and cooling plant — all inside a layered secure perimeter.

Digital infrastructure, on Iraqi soil
Carrier-neutral infrastructure for government, banking, telecom, cloud, content and national-scale AI.
Private and hybrid cloud environments hosted in Baghdad, keeping critical workloads and data under Iraqi jurisdiction.
High-density pods, liquid-cooling connections and 400G+ fibre paths ready for GPU training and inference workloads.
Secure racks, private cages, managed services and a certified disaster-recovery destination for critical operations.
Engineered for Baghdad
Every essential system can be maintained without planned shutdown, from the power room to the meet-me room.
Phase 1 capacity, expanding within the same purpose-built facility.
Independent A and B paths to every rack, with N+1 generation and 72 hours of on-site fuel.
Air-cooled chillers with free cooling and almost no water use, engineered for Baghdad's climate.
A guarded perimeter, mantrap, biometric halls, customer cages and locked racks.
Two meet-me rooms and geographically diverse routes, open equally to licensed operators.
AI-ready by design
Larsa gives enterprises, cloud platforms and research institutions a neutral home for high-density infrastructure in Iraq.
Iraqi Data Center Training Academy
A dedicated academy combining classroom instruction with hands-on rack, fibre, cooling, safety and AI infrastructure training.
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Course catalog
Schedules are indicative targets for when the academy opens.
How a Tier III facility works end to end: power path, cooling, racks, cabling, monitoring and operations.
UPS, switchgear, generators and A/B power distribution, with live maintenance drills and fault scenarios.
Designing and running cooling built for 52°C ambient: containment, chillers, CRAH units and liquid cooling.
Fibre splicing, termination, testing and cable management to international standards.
Leaf-spine fabrics, BGP, carrier interconnects and cross-connect operations in a carrier-neutral facility.
Running virtualisation, Kubernetes and storage platforms for government and enterprise tenants.
High-density GPU racks, liquid cooling, high-speed fabrics and scheduling for AI training and inference.
Five-layer physical security, access control, SOC monitoring and ISO 27001-aligned procedures.
Research & Development
The Larsa campus is planned to host a dedicated R&D center — an open door for researchers, professors and students to run applied studies that answer real market needs.
Academic and industry researchers run energy, cooling and reliability experiments on production-grade infrastructure — from test rigs to full-hall pilots.
Faculty partners co-design applied research with the Larsa team, supervise projects and use live facility data in teaching and publications.
Graduate and senior students take on thesis projects, internships and hands-on labs inside a working data hall, mentored by operating engineers.
Research directions, set with the market
High-ambient cooling, free-cooling strategies and power efficiency tuned to Iraq's climate.
GPU cluster operations, Arabic-language model serving and localised AI inference at scale.
Fibre resilience, carrier peering and edge architectures for government and industry.
Directions prioritised with partners in banking, telecom, energy and the public sector.
Propose a study, a thesis partnership or a joint research programme with Larsa.
Collaborate with the R&D centerR&D programmes are planned targets that open alongside the facility's commissioning.
Development roadmap
A disciplined 20-month target programme, followed by fit-out of the second 1 MW hall as demand grows.
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Future partners
We are opening the Larsa campus to a first circle of partners across education, government and global technology — organizations we aim to collaborate with as the facility comes online.
Future partners are shown as intended collaboration directions as the facility develops; no endorsement or current agreement is implied.
Build Iraq's digital future with us
Talk to the Larsa team about colocation, disaster recovery, sovereign cloud, AI infrastructure or strategic partnership.