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Cloverleaf has sold projects capable of supporting more than 7GW to data center developers
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However, like others in the industry, Cloverleaf has faced challenges in some markets due to local pushback.
Key facts
- This week, it invested $1.5bn in SoftBank's SB Energy, and provided financial backing for its massive data center project for OpenAI in Ohio
- AI is accelerating demand for digital infrastructure at an unprecedented scale and driving strong economic development opportunities for American communities," said David Berry, co-founder and CEO
- The projects will be based on DSX, Nvidia's reference design, a guide to building data centers that support its latest CPU-GPU racks, Spectrum-X Ethernet networking, and storage
- Nvidia has taken a minority stake in powered land provider Cloverleaf Infrastructure
Summary
Nvidia has taken a minority stake in powered land provider Cloverleaf Infrastructure. Alongside the investment, Nvidia aims to support Cloverleaf's data center development. The projects will be based on DSX, Nvidia's reference design, a guide to building data centers that support its latest CPU-GPU racks, Spectrum-X Ethernet networking, and storage. "AI is accelerating demand for digital infrastructure at an unprecedented scale and driving strong economic development opportunities for American communities," said David Berry, co-founder and CEO of Cloverleaf. "This partnership strengthens Cloverleaf's ability to identify and develop high-quality sites that provide the compute power for their country's growth and security.