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Europe infrastructure race heats up as Nebius unveils hyperscale data centre plan
U.S. cloud company Nebius plans to build a new AI data centre in Lappeenranta, Finland, with capacity of up to 310 megawatts. The company said it would be among Europe’s largest once operational and expects to begin initial supply to customers from 2027. The announcement comes as AI infrastructure investment accelerates across Europe, while projects face challenges including higher energy prices than in the United States and difficulties connecting to power grids or securing alternative energy sources.
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Nvidia to build orbital data centres based on physical AI
Nvidia will unveil at GTC 2026 a Physical AI full-stack strategy spanning industrial automation, autonomous driving, edge computing and space. It introduced a Physical AI Data Factory Blueprint built on the Cosmos world model and Osmo orchestrator to link data generation, simulation, evaluation and deployment. Microsoft Azure and Nebius are first cloud adopters. Nvidia also announced robotics and autonomous driving software updates and a space-optimised Vera Rubin Space Module aimed at real-time orbital operations.
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Nvidia unveils next-generation AI platform Rubin
Nvidia said on Jan. 6 it launched Rubin, a next-generation platform for AI at CES 2026. Rubin comprises six new chips, including the Vera CPU, Rubin GPU and NVLink 6 Switch. The company said the platform reduces training time and inference token costs, cutting cost per token by 10 times versus Blackwell and reducing the number of GPUs needed for MoE training by 4 times. Rubin is in mass production, with partner products expected in the second half of 2026.