Alpha Compute targets May 8 launch for first large-scale GPU cluster

Alpha Compute (ALP) provided an update on the deployment status of its NVIDIA Blackwell GPU infrastructure, noting that once fully operational, the combined footprint of currently planned deployments is projected to generate $72M in annual revenue. The company confirmed that its first large-scale cluster, a 504-chip NVIDIA B200 server deployment located in Canada, is in final testing and targeted for handover to customers on May 8. The cluster was originally targeted for a March 31 launch but was pushed back due to supply-chain delays. Additionally, Alpha Compute announced it has secured a binding term sheet for bridge financing to fund its second major deployment in Sweden, targeted to go live in June. “The May 8 handover marks a pivotal milestone – the moment our infrastructure business moves from pipeline to production. Our machines are in final testing, and customers will be coming online shortly. We’ve been building secure infrastructure for frontier AI workloads, and that infrastructure is now reaching enterprise-scale deployments,” said Brittany Kaiser, CEO.