Bitdeer to Build Norway’s Largest AI Data Center for Nvidia’s Next-Generation Chips

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Bitdeer’s subsidiary, Tydal Data Center AS, has partnered with Data Center Installations AS to upgrade facilities for Nvidia’s next-generation AI chips. The project supports the Vera Rubin AI platform and aligns with Bitdeer’s global expansion. The company previously sold its Bitcoin holdings and is seeking $300 million through a private placement. Altcoins to watch may react to inflation data and capital shifts. Bitdeer shares declined over 2% in early trading.

Odaily Planet Daily reports: Bitdeer’s subsidiary, Tydal Data Center AS (TDC), has reached an agreement with Norwegian contractor Data Center Installations AS (DCI) to retrofit existing facilities primarily to support hosting services for Nvidia’s next-generation Vera Rubin AI technology.

Haakon Bryhni, co-founder and chairman of TDC, said that the transformation of the Tydal facility is a cornerstone of Bitdeer’s global strategy to meet growing demand for AI data centers. Prior to this, Bitdeer had liquidated its corporate Bitcoin reserves and planned to raise $300 million through a private placement of convertible preferred notes. As of early Monday trading, Bitdeer’s stock price fell more than 2%.

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