SWI Compute orders about $1B in NVIDIA systems for a planned UK AI buildout

CEO Halil Mirakhmedov says the Cambridge project will start at 30 MW and reach 530 MW; SWI Compute's website lists a different 500 MW campus target. SWI Compute also says an unnamed US inference platform has contracted capacity.

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SWI Compute is converting its parent's power and data-center holdings into a compute business. The planned 30 MW opening phase, a customer contract and an equipment order are concrete steps; the multi-gigawatt target remains a buildout plan.

AI-generated illustration of a fenced electrical substation beside an empty rural field outlined with dashes, with a sign reading “Future AI Campus, Planned for 2027.”

SWI Compute emerged from stealth on October 26th with a plan to turn SWI Group's power and data-center sites into NVIDIA-based AI cloud capacity. Its first disclosed project is a 30 MW UK facility expected online by the end of 2027. SWI Compute says it has ordered about $1 billion in NVIDIA systems and that an unnamed US-based AI inference platform has contracted capacity.…

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