Hyperscale Data, Inc. has successfully installed Nvidia GPU deployment for a new cloud services provider in Silicon Valley. This installation marks a significant milestone in the company’s efforts to transform its Michigan data center into an AI and High-Performance Computing (HPC) facility. Currently consuming about 28 megawatts, the data center aims to expand to approximately 340 megawatts to meet the demands of advanced AI and HPC workloads.
CEO William B. Horne underscored the importance of this installation, considering it essential for their transition to a pure data center business. Hyperscale Data’s strategic objective is to enhance its data center capabilities to cater to the evolving needs of the AI industry. This initiative is expected to reinforce the company’s position at the forefront of data center innovation.
In line with its strategic goals, Hyperscale Data plans to divest its ACG segment by the end of the year. The ACG segment currently supports various industries, including AI software, social gaming, and medical/biopharma, and is also involved in private credit and structured finance. Hyperscale Data’s headquarters are located in Las Vegas, NV.
The successful installation and expanded data center capacity underline Hyperscale Data’s commitment to advancing its infrastructure to support the growing demands of AI and HPC technologies. This strategic shift signifies a focused effort on data center operations and positions the company for future growth and innovation in these high-demand fields.
