TEASK, OneQode, and Tigasfera Greentech Develop Integrated Energy and Compute Framework in Malaysia
TEASK, OneQode, and Tigasfera Greentech have announced a collaboration to build a system that integrates renewable energy generation, waste-to-energy conversion, and high-performance computing into a single deployable model, announced in a press release.
The framework combines TEASK’s solar-powered microgrids, Tigasfera’s modular waste-to-energy systems, and OneQode’s sovereign AI cloud and datacenter infrastructure. The model aims to generate power locally, convert waste into additional energy, and operate compute workloads directly on top of the energy infrastructure.
Malaysia will serve as the initial deployment region for the collaboration, selected for its supportive renewable energy policies and growing demand for local compute capacity. TEASK will supply portable solar energy nodes, Tigasfera will provide biomass waste conversion systems, and OneQode will deliver the compute infrastructure optimized for these energy sources.
According to the companies, the approach is designed to be open and modular, enabling the integration of energy, data, and sustainability components as coordinated layers that can be deployed rapidly in both urban and underserved areas.
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