Cessation
Cultivation must fully cease, and plants, processing equipment, and related assets need an authorized removal plan.
Buyer site screen
Convert a former U.S. cultivation facility into a 1.5–5 MW dedicated AI node.
A buyer-controlled first screen for a complete change of use—not a shared cannabis-and-compute operation. Start with sustained demand, then prove utility capacity, cessation, approvals, and conversion scope.
Buyer lens
Choose the approval case first.
The same powered shell is evaluated differently by an AI company and a regulated enterprise. This choice changes the deployment evidence requested below.
AI company case
Put durable AI demand on compute you can operate.
Proceed when
A sustained training, fine-tuning, or inference workload makes a dedicated footprint worth evaluating.
Use another path when
Cloud or ready colocation meets the workload, deployment timeline, and control requirements without the buyer acquiring a site.
Conversion boundary
A complete change of use is the premise.
Power
Existing service is a lead, not a promise. Confirm the usable post-shutdown load with the utility.
Conversion
Cooling, electrical, fire/life safety, network, and local approvals need one coordinated scope.
Evidence-led evaluator
Direct site screen—no readiness score.
Mark only what has been received or independently confirmed. An unknown remains unknown; this screen does not infer utility, approval, or conversion feasibility.
Open this persistent section to create a browser-local site screen. It begins with all diligence evidence marked unknown.