SWI Group Joins NVIDIA Cloud Partner Program
On August 31, 2026, the SWI Group, a notable investment firm with a robust power capacity of 3.6 gigawatts across Europe and the United States, announced its membership in the NVIDIA Cloud Partner (NCP) program as a Preferred Partner. This collaboration signifies a landmark achievement for the company, integrating themselves into a select group of partners recognized for validated expertise in AI infrastructure development.
The inclusion in the NVIDIA Partner Network bestows upon the SWI Group a wealth of resources, including access to NVIDIA’s reference architectures and validated configurations. Such assets are integral for enabling the deployment of new, certified NVIDIA capabilities as part of platform expansion initiatives. This relationship allows SWI to leverage NVIDIA's accelerated computing infrastructure, catering to a vast array of AI workloads. These workloads encompass everything from model training and fine-tuning to production-scale inference and agent-based AI.
SWI Group’s expertise spans essential domains, including computing power, networking, and enterprise software, reflecting the company’s ambition to function as a fully vertically integrated computing provider. Committed to utilizing cutting-edge NVIDIA GPUs within its AI factories, SWI is also poised to operate a cloud platform powered by NVIDIA AI Enterprise software.
Max-Hervé George, the founder and CEO of SWI Group, shared insight into this transformative partnership, stating, "This step marks further progress on our journey to becoming a fully vertically integrated global player in AI. First came land, power, and buildings; now it’s chips, tokens, and applications. Our collaboration with NVIDIA will fortify our position across Europe, the USA, and beyond."
The recent acquisition of a majority stake in Genesis Digital Assets, now rebranded as SWI Digital, represents a strategic expansion for the company. With a power capacity of 1.3 gigawatts, this data center firm serves as a pivotal U.S. base for SWI’s operations. Moreover, in Europe, SWI has established AiOnX, comprising a portfolio of 2.3 gigawatts across countries such as Ireland, the UK, Spain, Denmark, and Italy, with plans to lease one site to a hyperscaler.
Beyond its engagement with NVIDIA, the SWI Group continues to spearhead investments across various sectors. Notably, it has entered into a joint venture valued at $693.9 million with Brookfield Asset Management, facilitated through Varia US, underscoring its commitment to diversified growth across digital and real estate markets.
About the SWI Group
SWI Group, operating under the ticker symbol AMS SWICH on the Euronext Amsterdam, specializes in private markets as a global investment aggregation. The group emerged from the merger of Icona and Stoneweg, focusing on the investment of proprietary capital into digital infrastructures, real estate, and an array of private-market investment opportunities. By marrying entrepreneurial dynamism with institutional discipline, the SWI Group positions itself uniquely within the investment landscape.
For detailed insights about the SWI Group's initiatives and investments, visit
www.swi.com.