The NAIA launches with Bermuda establishing its AI Regulatory Sandbox, offering fast 90-day approvals and a five-year tax holiday to attract global tech innovators. Greenland taps into 500 MW of hydropower to power future AI data centers, while Iceland boosts its capacity by 100 MW using geothermal energy.

 

Canada integrates its world-class AI research hubs, and the NAIA Task Force forms by Q2 2025. By Q4 2025, $500 million in investments kickstarts this ambitious alliance.

Momentum builds as Greenland pioneers green hydrogen production from hydropower, aiming for $400 million in exports by 2030, enhancing sustainability. Iceland and Canada scale AI infrastructure to 1,000 MW, installing cutting-edge NVIDIA GPUs to power advanced applications.

 

Bermuda’s sandbox lures five major AI firms, while its special-purpose vehicles manage Greenland’s rare-earth mining, generating $200 million. This phase blends innovation and economic growth, strengthening NAIA’s position across the North Atlantic region.

NAIA secures 5% of the global AI hosting market, driving $15 billion in alliance-wide revenue by 2033. Bermuda cements its role as a global AI arbitration hub, resolving its first international dispute and contributing $1.2 billion to its economy.

 

Iceland and Canada enhance transatlantic connectivity, earning $2 billion. With thousands of jobs created and a robust network in place, this phase marks NAIA’s rise as a leader in the AI-driven future.