Argentum AI signs $2.5 billion data center agreement with cloud computing companies and real estate firms

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AIMPACT News, May 16 (UTC+8), states that artificial intelligence infrastructure provider Argentum AI announced that the company has signed a deal worth approximately $2.5 billion with cloud gaming platform Boosteroid and real estate company DL Invest Group to build a 300-megawatt data center in Europe. According to the agreement, Argentum will deploy GPU (graphics processing unit) infrastructure at the data center, which is expected to use tens of thousands of next-generation GPUs, including Nvidia's Blackwell system. This deal will become one of the largest independent AI infrastructure projects in Europe. Currently, the tech industry is accelerating the race for computing resources to meet the surging demand for artificial intelligence, also driving the rapid rise of independent infrastructure providers like Argentum. (Source: BlockBeats)
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MildlyRugged
· 26m ago
2.5 billion dollars, is Europe about to start an AI infrastructure arms race?
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GasfeeComplainer
· 40m ago
DL Invest Group, this name sounds like a real estate company turning into tech, crossing over and playing quite flamboyantly.
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NekoValidator
· 45m ago
Blackwell is all set, computational power anxiety is indeed a common global issue.
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PerpColdHands
· 46m ago
The slogan for democratizing computing power has been shouted for so long, and finally someone is putting real money into it.
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BugBountyBuddy
· 47m ago
The term "independent AI infrastructure" sounds like it's about competing with AWS and GCP for market share.
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AirdropCheatSheet
· 47m ago
The agreement is signed, but it depends on how long it takes to implement. Projects like this usually take at least two years to get started.
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MintCondition
· 47m ago
Europe has finally stopped overregulating and started competing in computing power, which is rare.
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YieldGardenKid
· 47m ago
Boosteroid used to do cloud gaming, right? Transitioning to AI infrastructure makes logical sense.
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