Group · History
Our journey
Xalant started from one observation: a link to the outside world is a fundamental utility, and in the places that need compute most it is the utility nobody has built. The rest of the group grew backwards from there — first the backhaul, then the power to run it, then the compute that makes both worth having.
Timeline
Four anchors, and nothing invented between them.
Each stop below is a date Xalant can stand behind. Where a date is a plan rather than a fact, the stop says which — and there is no stop at all for anything the group has not decided.
Xalant Communications begins
The first work is connectivity: treating a link to the outside world as a fundamental utility for places the fibre map has skipped, and building the gateway design around that rather than around a metro.
The group forms
Xalant forms as an entity under Eight Galaxies LLC, with three companies inside it — Edge, Power and Communications — and puts up its site and its social presence. That is one milestone, not three.
South Oregon, proof of concept
The first build-out: one campus in South Oregon, chosen for low-cost hydro power, a climate that suits free cooling and land well clear of the congested coastal grid queues.
- 2027–28
The next three centres
Milwaukee, Pennsylvania and North Georgia follow the proof of concept. Each is a named market in the pipeline with no site, no permit and no commissioning date yet — the map says so on every page that draws it.
What comes next
Beyond the four markets, everything is an ambition — and drawn as one.
The locations map separates the two tiers by geometry rather than by caption: a named pipeline market is a lit node with a status and a market row; a target geography is an unfilled outline.

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Talk to Xalant
Bring a use case. Xalant is designed to bring the site, the power, the backhaul and the compute as one contract.
Site and energy partners, enterprise and AI workloads, local providers and communities — in the four pipeline markets, or in a geography that is being targeted next.