SWI Compute Launches to Build NVIDIA AI Factories with 3.6 GW Power Capacity
SWI Compute, a new subsidiary of SWI Group, has officially launched with the mission of constructing and operating large-scale NVIDIA AI factories globally, starting in Europe. Leveraging six years of energy procurement efforts by its parent company, SWI Compute has secured 3.6 GW of power capacity across Europe and the United States to address the critical energy bottleneck currently limiting AI infrastructure expansion. The company has already placed approximately $1 billion in orders for NVIDIA hardware and has secured its first customers, including a US-based AI inference platform. Its flagship project is an initial 30 MW facility in the UK featuring roughly 7,000 Rubin GPUs and 3,500 Vera CPUs, which is slated to scale up to 530 MW. This initiative marks a significant move toward providing dedicated, high-performance computing access for AI-native companies and research labs within European jurisdiction.
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