Despite fears regarding a potential bubble in AI investments, datacenter growth remains robust, highlighted by CoreWeave's partnership with Bulk Infrastructure in Norway. This project promises one of Europe's largest Nvidia-powered AI deployments and reflects a $2.2 billion investment plan by CoreWeave across the continent. Meanwhile, in Japan, SoftBank is converting a former LCD panel manufacturing site into a datacenter for AI development, signaling a collaborative effort with OpenAI. Overall, these initiatives underscore a strong commitment to establishing significant AI infrastructure in both regions.
Fears that AI may be a bubble about to burst have yet to dent datacenter investment, with a handful of new developments revealed this week.
CoreWeave's infrastructure using Nvidia's DGX GB200 NVL72 server platform installed at the N01 Datacenter Campus will make it one of the largest Nvidia-based AI deployments in Europe.
Karianne Tung, Norway's minister of digitalization, emphasizes the Norwegian government's goal to establish a national infrastructure for AI by 2030, reflecting the country's commitment to advancing AI.
SoftBank's plan to convert a former LCD panel factory into a datacenter for generative AI embodies a significant $672 million investment and a partnership with OpenAI.
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