Alpha Compute Corp Launches Right2Compute Coalition at CPAC London

Alpha Compute Corp launched the Right2Compute Coalition during CPAC London to advocate for the expansion of sovereign compute infrastructure and AI data centers in the United States and its allied nations. The coalition aims to overturn restrictive data center moratoriums, including a statewide ban on hyperscale facilities established by New York on July 14, 2026, and similar measures in Arizona and Maine.

Led by CEO Brittany Kaiser, the group argues that limiting domestic compute capacity creates a national security risk by increasing dependency on foreign adversaries, specifically China, for processing sensitive data. The coalition's policy agenda focuses on accelerating permitting, expanding energy generation, and codifying the legal protection of computational resources.

Supporting figures include Senator Tom Cotton, who has called for a federal investigation into foreign influence campaigns targeting U.S. AI infrastructure. Investor Kevin O'Leary also backed the initiative, warning that China is winning the AI race by bringing power online faster than the United States.