Arctic AI doctrine: Digital fortress and data physics in the era of polycrisis

Global polycrisis and infrastructure barriers. This paper analyzes the necessity of relocating global Hyperscale computing infrastructure in the face of an escalating polycrisis and continental energy and thermodynamic barriers. Strategic dominance of the Atlantic Arctic. The main thesis proves the strategic and technological superiority of the Atlantic Arctic, specifically Greenland, over alternative locations like Alaska or seismically active Iceland, which bypass the center of global data exchange. Utilizing the concept of Data Physics, the study demonstrates that the geological stability of the Crystalline Shield effectively eliminates the risk of micro-vibrations, which are critical for advanced hardware and cryptography. Cost arbitrage and Data Physics. Furthermore, integrating trapped, cheap hydropower with native direct current (DC) architecture and free cooling drastically reduces initial capital expenditures and operational costs, making the project highly profitable. Agentic AI and operational autonomy. The publication also advocates for the implementation of fully autonomous management systems based on Agentic AI, enabling unmanned operation of facilities in extreme isolation. Earth's backup and interplanetary expansion. In a macro-strategic perspective, the infrastructure projected in Greenland serves as the digital and process equivalent of the Global Seed Vault in Svalbard, guaranteeing ultimate supply chain redundancy and serving as a technological testing ground for future interplanetary expansion.