Requirements & feasibility
A brief defining markets, sites, workloads, sovereignty requirements, route options and critical dependencies.

UNIFI brings specialist teams and trusted vendors together to design, integrate, build and operate infrastructure across the Ai corridor. Each engagement defines the technical scope, delivery responsibilities and operating model.
A brief defining markets, sites, workloads, sovereignty requirements, route options and critical dependencies.
Proposed infrastructure, vendor interfaces, work packages, responsibilities and deployment milestones.
Monitoring, maintenance, acceptance criteria and service responsibilities for the agreed solution.

Turn corridor strategy into coordinated, turnkey Ai infrastructure.

Develop compute environments around your workloads and operating requirements.

Plan GPU services around your workloads, deployment location and sovereignty requirements.

Build subsea connectivity as part of an integrated Ai corridor.

Connect sites, data centers and users through managed network infrastructure.

Bring carrier communications into the Ai era with intelligent voice and service platforms.

Protect critical infrastructure with security operations built around your environment.

Keep subsea, terrestrial and edge infrastructure operating across its lifecycle.

A future offering connecting modular Ai infrastructure through Starlink.
UNIFI acquired WIS Telecom in 2016, expanding its international carrier business and infrastructure footprint.
Read the acquisition announcement ↗Purpose: expand UNIFI’s international carrier business.
Role: UNIFI acquired WIS Telecom in November 2016.
Evidence: the acquisition announcement documents the transaction and expansion strategy.
WIS owns the IG 1 subsea system. Retelit and WIS announced its completed upgrade and the Bari to Aetos service in September 2022.
Read the 2022 public update ↗Purpose: improve Italy to Greece connectivity.
Role: WIS ownership, with the upgrade announced by Retelit and WIS.
Result: the September 2022 partner announcement confirms the completed upgrade and Bari to Aetos service.
UNIFI is prime contractor and 5% owner of the planned Cyprus to Syria system. The August 2026 announcement targets service in early 2028, subject to project conditions.
Read the project announcement ↗Purpose: develop a new Cyprus to Syria subsea connection.
Role: UNIFI is prime contractor and 5% owner under the announced agreement.
Status: in development. Early 2028 service is the August 2026 announcement’s target, subject to project conditions.
Carrier services, networks, facilities and compute integration, supported by lifecycle operations.
Explore delivery solutionsEnergy supply coordination and power development around the requirements of connected facilities.
Explore energy and power ↗Strategic opportunities and partnership development supporting the group’s infrastructure priorities.
Explore capital and partnerships ↗Discuss your market, infrastructure and sovereignty requirements.
Power planning and infrastructure readiness, from gigawatts to terabits.
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