SWI Compute Launches to Build NVIDIA AI Factories Using 3.6 GW Power Capacity
SWI Compute has emerged from stealth to develop and operate large-scale NVIDIA AI factories, leveraging 3.6 gigawatts of power capacity secured by its parent company, SWI Group, across Europe and the US. As a Preferred NVIDIA Cloud Partner, the company has already placed approximately $1 billion in orders for NVIDIA systems and has signed its first customer contracts, including a US-based AI inference platform. The initial deployment will focus on a UK campus starting with 30 MW of capacity, featuring nearly 7,000 Rubin GPUs and 3,500 Vera CPUs. This project is the first phase of an ambitious expansion plan to reach 2.3 GW of NVIDIA AI factory capacity by 2029. By utilizing NVIDIA's full-stack DSX AI Factory Platform, SWI Compute aims to provide European AI natives and enterprises with dedicated, high-performance compute resources located within European jurisdiction.
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