Verda Deploys Supermicro Systems for NVIDIA Blackwell AI Cloud Infrastructure in Europe
Verda has selected Supermicro's NVIDIA GPU accelerated rack scale systems to build its AI cloud infrastructure across Europe, announced in a press release.
The deployment uses Supermicro's latest liquid cooled systems powered by NVIDIA Blackwell architecture to support large scale AI workloads. The infrastructure will serve developers, AI focused startups, and regulated enterprises in Europe, the United States, and Asia.
Verda's data centers operate entirely on renewable energy. The company plans to reuse excess heat from these facilities to support heating for up to 15,000 homes.
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