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Georgia's Silk Cloud applies Nvidia Blackwell Ultra GPUs
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Silk Cloud, a cloud company based in the country of Georgia, has revealed plans to offer Nvidia Blackwell Ultra GPUs.
Key facts
- Their first 128 Nvidia GPUs are due online in December 2026, followed by 1,024 in Q2 2027
- On Fuse Energy's website, the company states that it will have 700kW of capacity live in December, followed by 3.25MW in Q2 of 2027
- Elsewhere, UK-based Fuse Energy has also announced it is now offering GPU compute, starting with 128 Nvidia GPUs due online in December
- The data center will sit on top of Silknet's national infrastructure, including more than 4,000 km (2,485 miles) of fiber backbone with cross-border connections into Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Turkey
Summary
Elsewhere, UK-based Fuse Energy has also announced it is now offering GPU compute, starting with 128 Nvidia GPUs due online in December. Silk Cloud, a subsidiary of Silknet and part of the Silk Road Group, is set to deploy HPE Nvidia HGX B300 systems at its data centers in Georgia. The offering is targeting a launch date in 2027, once the company has obtained the "necessary permits. The number of GPUs set to be deployed has not been provided.