GMO Internet Deepens AI Push With Turing GPU Cloud Alliance and ¥3.2 Billion Investment

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GMO Internet Group’s subsidiary GMO Internet, Inc., which operates the group’s internet infrastructure and GPU cloud services, has signed a memorandum of understanding with autonomous driving startup Turing Inc. to deepen collaboration in the GPU cloud sector. The move builds on GMO’s existing provision of its GMO GPU Cloud service to Turing and its prior participation in Turing’s Series A funding as part of a broader push into the Physical AI field.

Under the MOU, GMO Internet will supply Turing with a large-scale AI computing infrastructure over four years using NVIDIA’s latest H200 and B300 GPUs, delivering about 0.37 exaflops of theoretical performance to support development of fully autonomous driving AI. GMO Internet also plans to invest 3.2 billion yen in Turing, reinforcing a strategic partnership that could strengthen GMO’s positioning in high-performance AI infrastructure, while management expects only a minor short-term impact on consolidated earnings for 2026.

The most recent analyst rating on (JP:9449) stock is a Hold with a Yen4339.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on GMO Internet stock, see the JP:9449 Stock Forecast page.

More about GMO Internet

GMO Internet Group, Inc. is a Japan-based technology conglomerate focused on internet infrastructure, including cloud and data center services, as well as related digital solutions. Through its consolidated subsidiary GMO Internet, Inc., the group has been expanding into high-performance GPU cloud offerings to meet growing demand from AI and robotics industries, with an emphasis on large-scale computational resources.

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