Morphware has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ANDE, the National Electricity Administration of Paraguay.

This agreement establishes a formal framework for cooperation and technical coordination between Morphware and ANDE, focused on the analysis and development of initiatives related to digital assets, advanced processing infrastructure, and strategic energy driven technology opportunities in Paraguay.

Morphware and ANDE will also explore Bitcoin mining as a national level opportunity aligned with Paraguay’s broader energy and digital infrastructure strategy.

Morphware’s long term vision is to help position Paraguay at the forefront of next generation digital infrastructure, where energy, compute, and digital asset innovation come together at scale, and this marks a major milestone in that strategic direction.

As Kenso Trabing, CEO and founder of Morphware, says, “ANDE has unlocked a powerful new asset, and Morphware is here to turn that asset into a new revenue engine for Paraguay. By redeploying Bitcoin miners on regulated, utility-controlled sites, we can turn unused electricity into productive compute for both the Bitcoin network and the global AI economy. This is what the future of midstream electricity looks like: grids that do not just deliver power, but own a stake in the digital infrastructure they enable.”

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