Announcement

SWI Group (ticker SWICH on Euronext Amsterdam) issued a press release on 31 August 2026 stating that it has become a Preferred Partner in NVIDIA’s Cloud Partner (NCP) program. The partnership grants SWI access to NVIDIA reference architectures, validated configurations and the ability to deploy NVIDIA‑accelerated computing infrastructure for a full spectrum of AI workloads, including model training, fine‑tuning, production‑scale inference and emerging agentic AI.

Strategic Capabilities

SWI’s NVIDIA‑certified competencies cover compute, networking and enterprise software, supporting its ambition to operate as a vertically integrated compute provider. The firm plans to install the latest NVIDIA GPUs within its own AI factories and to run an AI cloud platform on NVIDIA AI Enterprise software.

> “SWI Group takes another step in its journey to becoming a fully vertically integrated global AI player: first came land, power, shell; now chips, tokens and applications. Our collaboration with NVIDIA will help us establish a strong position in Europe, the US and beyond,” said Max‑Hervé George, Founder and CEO of SWI Group.

Recent Investments and Assets

  • US Data‑centre Presence: SWI recently acquired a majority stake in Genesis Digital Assets, now rebranded as SWI Digital, adding 1.3 GW of data‑centre capacity in the United States.
  • European Portfolio: In Europe, SWI has built the AiOnX portfolio, comprising 2.3 GW of power across sites in Ireland, the United Kingdom, Spain, Denmark and Italy. One of these sites is already leased to a hyperscaler tenant.
  • Joint Venture: Varia US, an entity managed by SWI, entered into a joint venture with Brookfield Asset Management valued at USD 693.9 million, aimed at further expanding SWI’s investment activities.

About SWI Group

SWI Capital Holding Ltd (SWI Group) is a global investment firm specializing in private‑market opportunities, including digital infrastructure, real‑estate and other sectors. Formed through the merger of Icona and Stoneweg, the group deploys its own capital with an entrepreneurial approach combined with institutional discipline. The firm currently controls 3.6 GW of power capacity across Europe and the United States.