What We Do

We Coordinate the Full Infrastructure Stack

DSCI leads and coordinates the development of AI data centre opportunities in Canada. We start where every project must start: with land and usable electrical power.

AI data centre development requires a precise sequence: the right site, with the right power, developed with the right partners, structured with the right capital. DSCI's role is to originate that sequence and hold it together — from first site assessment through to project delivery.

DSCI is the lead and orchestrator. Qualified specialist partners perform regulated, technical and construction scopes.

Our Capabilities

01

Powered-Site Origination

We identify and secure sites with existing or developable electrical capacity. Land without power is not a data centre site. Our origination process evaluates available grid capacity, proximity to transmission infrastructure, site characteristics, and development feasibility before any commitment is made.

DSCI works with landowners, developers and municipal stakeholders to identify and structure site-control arrangements on powered sites across Ontario.

02

Power Strategy & Utility Interface

We coordinate with utilities and power authorities to assess capacity, navigate interconnection, and structure power agreements. Power strategy is not a downstream task — it is the foundation on which every other project decision is built.

DSCI manages the utility interface process, working with qualified electrical and power engineering specialists for regulated scopes.

03

Project Screening & Feasibility

We evaluate sites and opportunities against technical, regulatory and commercial criteria before committing capital or partners. Rigorous screening protects all parties and ensures that only viable opportunities advance.

Screening criteria include power availability and cost, site characteristics, permitting environment, market demand indicators, and partner fit.

04

Site Development Coordination

We manage site preparation, permitting and development coordination, working with qualified specialist partners for regulated and construction scopes. Site development is a multi-party process — DSCI holds the coordination role.

This includes environmental assessment coordination, municipal engagement, civil and geotechnical work coordination, and permitting management.

05

Infrastructure Partner Coordination

We bring together data centre shell, modular, EPC and systems-integration partners to deliver the physical infrastructure. DSCI does not self-perform construction or regulated engineering — we identify, qualify and coordinate the right specialist partners for each project.

Partner types include data centre shell developers, modular data centre providers, EPC contractors, and systems-integration specialists.

06

Capital & Financing Coordination

We work with infrastructure investors, project-finance lenders and strategic capital partners to structure and fund development opportunities. Capital coordination is integrated into the project development process from the outset — not added at the end.

DSCI works with infrastructure equity investors, project-finance lenders, and strategic capital partners. We do not provide investment advice or act as a registered dealer.

Ready to Discuss an Opportunity?

Whether you represent a site, a technology, or capital — contact Robert Rigatti to explore how DSCI can coordinate the right development opportunity.

Contact Robert Rigatti