A second agreement with Hummingbird AI Holdings, a Florida-based firm led by Massy Holdings non-executive director Marc-Kwesi Farrell, outlines a 150-megawatt AI infrastructure and data center campus, with room to scale up to 500 megawatts. AI infrastructure is a third category entirely – capital-intensive, long-horizon, and dependent on power and connectivity rather than beaches or barrels. Whether or not these specific projects reach financial close, they signal something every Caribbean government, investment promotion agency, and developer should be watching closely: global AI infrastructure capital has started actively scouting the region, and Trinidad moved first. Invest Caribbean and AI Capital Exchange (AICE) work with pre-qualified borrowers – governments, developers and investors – pursuing exactly this kind of energy, water and infrastructure financing across the region. If the Caribbean’s AI infrastructure moment is one your project or government wants in on, start with a Capital Readiness Check.