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

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

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/05/16 14:53
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According to monitoring by 动察 Beating, Reuters reports that AI infrastructure provider Argentum AI announced it has signed an agreement worth approximately $2.5 billion with cloud gaming platform Boosteroid and real estate company DL Invest Group to build a 300 MW data center in Europe.


Under the agreement, Argentum will deploy GPU (graphics processing unit) infrastructure in this data center, which is expected to use tens of thousands of next-generation GPUs in the future, including Nvidia's Blackwell system.


This deal will become one of the largest independent AI infrastructure projects in Europe. Currently, the technology industry is accelerating the race for computing resources to meet surging AI demand, fueling the rapid rise of independent infrastructure providers like Argentum.

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