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Nscale and BT Group have announced plans to deliver sovereign AI data centers in the UK, powered by NVIDIA. Together, we plan to deploy up to 14MW of AI compute across three of BT's existing strategic UK sites, expanding the UK's AI compute capacity and enabling organisations to adopt AI securely, at scale, and under UK control. As our CRO Tom Burke puts it: "You can't deliver AI at scale without resilient, high-capacity networks as the backbone." Read more here: https://lnkd.in/erHHkKpb

Honored to host Jonas Gahr Støre, the Norwegian Prime Minister, at Nscale’s Narvik AI data center campus yesterday. During the visit, the Prime Minister toured our facilities and saw firsthand how Narvik is emerging as a hub for sustainable, high-performance AI compute infrastructure for Europe. At Nscale, we’re committed to building infrastructure that not only meets the demands of the AI era, but also aligns with Norway’s leadership in renewable energy and sustainability. Thank you to the Prime Minister and delegation for taking the time to visit us in Narvik — and thank you to all our partners in Narvik, including the Mayor Rune Edvardsen and UiT- The Arctic University of Norway for joining the tour. We look forward to continuing to contribute to Norway’s growing position in the global data center landscape.

AI infrastructure is a board-level conversation now. Our President of AI Infrastructure, Nidhi Chappell, sat down with Strategy+Business publication to talk about what that shift actually means: from 6 kW racks to 130 kW in a matter of years, why liquid cooling is now the baseline, and how a vertically integrated, ground-to-cloud model is increasingly necessary to keep pace with hardware cycles that refresh every 12 to 18 months. If you're a CTO or CIO thinking about capacity strategy right now, this is worth your time. Read the full interview: https://lnkd.in/e_HZDebx

Predictable latency is critical for modern AI. We spoke with Marika Mentula, VP of Network Infrastructure at Nokia, about why traditional networks struggle to meet the demands of AI workloads and why consistent, low-latency performance matters more than ever. As AI moves into production, infrastructure must evolve. The AI Grid shows a move toward a more distributed system that understands workloads and reduces delays by putting computing power closer to where data is created, instead of relying on central servers. Watch the full interview: https://lnkd.in/e4qHrShd

We’re heading to Dell Technologies World 2026 in Las Vegas this May, joining enterprise AI leaders to explore what’s next for AI infrastructure. 📍Visit us at Booth #1100 Nscale will be showcasing our GPU cloud platform for enterprise AI, spanning data centers, sovereign infrastructure, and fully managed AI services. We turn infrastructure into production-ready AI, enabling real-time, sovereign AI at scale. Book time with the Nscale team at #DellTechWorld: https://lnkd.in/eexuaV4F

Nscale is expanding its agreement with Microsoft to deliver more than 30,000 NVIDIA Rubin GPUs at our 230 MW site in Norway, adding significant new capacity in support of Microsoft's AI infrastructure needs across Europe. This builds on our previously announced NVIDIA Vera Rubin rollout and our commitment to bringing the latest generation of AI compute online at real scale. Enterprise demand for advanced AI infrastructure is accelerating. Our focus is delivering the capacity that meets it: the right technology, in the right locations, at a pace that matters. Full announcement: https://lnkd.in/ep6QrAvy

Kimi K2.5 is now available on Nscale. Moonshot AI’s Kimi K2.5 is a 1T parameter multimodal, open-weight model that turns text and images into production-ready code and powers agentic workflows, from visual-to-code applications to autonomous multi-agent systems. Kimi K2.5 delivers high performance across Agentic and Search (60.6% BrowseComp) and Coding (76.8% SWE-Bench Verified), featuring 256K context and Thinking Mode support on Nscale. Integrate in minutes leveraging Nscale's fully managed production inference, auto-scaling, low-latency batch support, and strict customer isolation. Explore the Kimi K2.5 agentic model and start building on Nscale: https://lnkd.in/eDwzH2GK

Nscale will be the first European company to deploy NVIDIA Vera Rubin at scale. Announced at GTC in March, we’re bringing more than 100,000 GPUs online in early 2027 across the UK, Norway, and beyond. This means European innovators will get early access to some of the most advanced AI infrastructure in the world. For more, read https://lnkd.in/evTYQZQV

Nscale has partnered with Fortum to explore plans to build a new data center in Harjavalta, Finland, with Fortum serving as the site development partner. The project, planned for the Sievari industrial area, aligns with Nscale’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge, sustainable, high-density compute capacity in Europe, expanding our global footprint. Learn more about this strategic collaboration: https://lnkd.in/eFeatP-z

AI roaming will be one of the defining capabilities of distributed AI infrastructure. In the same way mobile networks hand off connectivity as you move between countries, AI roaming enables live sessions, context, and memory to follow users seamlessly across environments. Always-on inferencing demands an enriched service, and as that becomes the standard, the ability to share information across locations as users move makes roaming a requirement. Read how Chris Coates, Principal Solutions Architect at Nscale, explores how telcos can federate national AI grids into a global AI fabric without losing control: https://lnkd.in/eKKxxVw4