AMSTERDAM -- September 01, 2026 -- SWI Group (AMS: SWICH), an investment firm with 3.6 gigawatts of power capacity across Europe and the US, announced on Aug. 31, 2026 that it has joined the NVIDIA Cloud Partner program as a Preferred Partner. The designation gives SWI Group access to NVIDIA reference architectures and validated configurations for deploying certified AI infrastructure. The move follows SWI's recent acquisition of a majority stake in a 1.3-gigawatt US data center company and its build-out of a 2.3-gigawatt European portfolio.
SWI Group gains NVIDIA-certified status across compute, networking and software
As a Preferred Partner, SWI Group can deploy NVIDIA-accelerated computing infrastructure for model training, fine-tuning, production-scale inference and agentic AI workloads. The company's NVIDIA-certified competencies span compute, networking and enterprise software, allowing it to run its own AI cloud platform on NVIDIA AI Enterprise software while operating its own AI factories with NVIDIA GPUs.
Max-Hervé George, Founder and CEO of SWI Group, said the partnership marks another step toward becoming a fully vertically integrated global AI player, following earlier moves into land, power and shell infrastructure and now extending into chips, tokens and applications. He said the collaboration with NVIDIA will help the company build a position in Europe, the US and beyond.
SWI Digital anchors the company's 1.3-gigawatt US footprint
SWI Group recently acquired a majority stake in Genesis Digital Assets, rebranded as SWI Digital, a 1.3-gigawatt data center company that now serves as the firm's primary US presence.
AiOnX portfolio spans 2.3 gigawatts across five European markets
In Europe, SWI Group has built AiOnX, a 2.3-gigawatt data center portfolio spread across Ireland, the UK, Spain, Denmark and Italy. One site within the portfolio has already been leased to a hyperscaler tenant.
Varia US signs $693.9 million joint venture with Brookfield Asset Management
Varia US, managed by SWI Group, has signed a $693.9 million joint venture with Brookfield Asset Management, continuing investment activity across other segments of the SWI Group business.