AMSTERDAM -- September 01, 2026 -- SWI Group, an Amsterdam-listed investment firm with 3.6 gigawatts of electrical capacity across Europe and the United States, announced on August 31, 2026 that it has joined the NVIDIA Cloud Partner (NCP) program as a preferred partner. The designation places SWI Group in a limited circle of NVIDIA partners with validated AI infrastructure skills. Membership gives the firm access to NVIDIA's reference architectures and validated configurations for rolling out NVIDIA-certified compute capacity as its platform expands.
SWI Group Gains NVIDIA-Certified Skills in Compute, Networking and Enterprise Software
As a preferred partner, SWI Group can deploy NVIDIA-accelerated infrastructure across a full range of AI workloads, from model training and fine-tuning to production-scale inference and agentic AI. The company's NVIDIA-certified capabilities span compute, networking and enterprise software. SWI Group founder and CEO Max-Hervé George said the partnership marks another step toward becoming a fully vertically integrated global AI operator, moving from land, energy and buildings toward chips, tokens and applications, and that the NVIDIA collaboration would help the firm build a position across Europe, the US and beyond.
SWI Digital's 1.3-Gigawatt Data Center Anchors the Firm's US Push
SWI Group recently acquired a majority stake in Genesis Digital Assets, now renamed SWI Digital, which operates a data center with 1.3 gigawatts of capacity. The site serves as the company's primary anchor point in the United States. SWI Group has said it plans to deploy the latest NVIDIA GPUs inside its own AI facilities while running an AI cloud platform built on NVIDIA AI Enterprise software.
AiOnX Portfolio Spans 2.3 Gigawatts Across Five European Countries
In Europe, SWI Group has built AiOnX, a portfolio totaling 2.3 gigawatts spread across Ireland, the United Kingdom, Spain, Denmark and Italy. One site within the portfolio has already been leased to a hyperscaler. The European and US holdings together give SWI Group a combined 3.6-gigawatt base to expand NVIDIA-certified deployments.
Varia US Signs $693.9 Million Joint Venture With Brookfield Asset Management
SWI Group's other business lines continue to see fresh capital commitments. Varia US, managed by SWI, recently concluded a joint venture agreement worth $693.9 million with Brookfield Asset Management. The deal was disclosed alongside the NVIDIA partnership announcement as part of SWI Group's broader activity across its private markets holdings.