Core AI Holdings, Inc. and Allianca Group Inc. are launching a strategic joint venture to accelerate AI infrastructure development by combining Core AI’s AI-native infrastructure expertise with Allianca’s turnkey delivery model.

Core AI CEO Aitan Zacharin says the venture creates a differentiated delivery engine targeting markets with favorable power, permitting, fiber connectivity, and construction readiness, using modular deployment to speed time-to-capacity while securing execution certainty for institutional capital and hyperscale tenants.

Related updates include Core AI refiled financial statements after its merger with Core Gaming, plus prior collaborations to develop energy-optimized data center campuses and a Malaysia retrofit MOUs aimed at achieving operational readiness within about a year.

The joint venture will target high-priority AI infrastructure markets and provide an integrated platform across site selection, preconstruction planning, modular deployment, construction, utility coordination, and commissioning to shorten timelines and reduce execution risk.

Allianca brings a project portfolio exceeding $6 billion annually and has delivered more than 720 MW of data center capacity globally, with CEO John C. Haley underscoring rapid capacity delivery in high-demand markets.

Core AI is a global AI technology and infrastructure company that also operates an AI-driven mobile game development unit through Core Gaming, while Allianca provides turnkey owner’s representative services across the data center development lifecycle, backed by over 40 years of combined experience.

The announcement was made on April 14, 2026, in Miami.

The platform is designed to address energy procurement complexity, supply chain constraints, utility coordination timelines, and construction sequencing that often slow traditional builds.

The press release includes standard forward-looking statements disclosures and references Core AI’s 20-F filing for risk factors.

The venture emphasizes a shared belief that fragmented delivery has historically caused AI infrastructure projects to miss timelines, and seeks to address this with a single accountable delivery partner.

Core AI’s market context shows a fragile stock picture, with a market cap around $20.9 million, trading near a 52-week low, and a substantial year-long decline, underscoring the need for credible execution amidst weak financial health signals.

The goal is an end-to-end, single accountable delivery partner from site identification to power-on, reducing fragmentation in current AI infrastructure development.