Compute at Sea

Build a marketing landing page for a company deploying offshore data centers as standardized, modular vessels — "compute flotillas" that operate collectively as global cloud infrastructure. Objective: Make a compelling, credible case that moving compute to sea solves the land, power, and permitting constraints strangling traditional data centers — and capture interest from capital partners, energy partners, and pilot customers. This is a landing page, not the infrastructure. Vessels, maritime operations, and grid interconnection happen off-platform. Core sections: 1. Hero - A bold statement: the ocean is the largest available site for compute - One-line thesis on why compute belongs at sea 2. The problem - Data center electricity demand outpacing land-based supply - Land scarcity, permitting delays, and grid interconnection queues - Cooling and water constraints inland 3. The thesis - The ocean's vast surface area and abundant sunlight - Natural cooling from seawater - Reduced permitting friction offshore - Modular, standardized vessels manufactured at scale 4. How it works - A "compute flotilla" of standardized vessels acting as one cloud - Power, cooling, and connectivity architecture at a high level - Scaling by adding vessels, not building new land campuses 5. Traction and roadmap - Pilot concept, milestones, and phased deployment - Partnerships and diagram of the system 6. Engagement - A form for capital partners, energy partners, and pilot customers - Fields for organization, interest area, and capacity needs Design: Ambitious and technical, with an ocean-forward aesthetic — deep blues, clean diagrams, and confident typography that signals frontier infrastructure.