SWI Compute Emerges from Stealth to Launch Global NVIDIA AI Factories
SWI Compute has officially exited its stealth development phase, announcing plans to build and operate large-scale NVIDIA AI factories. Leveraging 3.6 GW of power capacity secured by its parent company, SWI Group, the new subsidiary aims to address energy bottlenecks in the AI infrastructure market. The company has already placed approximately $1 billion in orders for advanced NVIDIA hardware following its designation as a preferred NVIDIA Cloud Partner. The initial deployment will focus on Europe, starting with a 30 MW facility in the United Kingdom equipped with roughly 7,000 Rubin GPUs and 3,500 Vera CPUs. This UK site is part of a larger campus project intended to scale to 530 MW, contributing to an ultimate goal of 2.3 GW capacity by 2029. SWI Compute intends to provide dedicated AI infrastructure specifically for European researchers, startups, and specialized AI firms.
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