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AM Intelligence placed two orders on 5 October for 20,000 Nvidia Rubin GPUs, and the numbers behind them are the ones the other sovereign AI cluster announcements left out.

  • Order book now runs to 29,000 GPUs and about 100 megawatts of contracted capacity, deployed across India and Malaysia as Vera Rubin NVL72 rack-scale systems.
  • The new capacity is about 70 megawatts, delivered in the second quarter of 2027. A first order of 9,000 GPUs went in during August for the Hyderabad AI factory.
  • The first 100 megawatts were funded with $6 billion committed, which is $60 million per megawatt. The next 300 megawatts carry an estimated investment of more than $20 billion, or over $66 million per megawatt.
  • Rack density lands near 250 kilowatts and is liquid cooled throughout, so the same physical footprint can take successive generations of silicon.
  • The three orders are the first committed tranche of a pipeline of about 400 megawatts, and the company plans to sell 1 gigawatt as compute-as-a-service inside a 5 gigawatt program.

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By Ivan Tarin

Ivan Tarin is a Principal Product Marketing Manager at SUSE, where he owns go-to-market strategy and positioning for a seven-product cloud-native portfolio spanning Kubernetes, virtualization, storage, security, and observability. A former full-stack developer who shipped production code for enterprise and public-sector clients including U.S. national laboratories, Ivan translates complex infrastructure and AI technology into messaging that lands with developers, platform teams, and enterprise buyers. He has presented at KubeCon, SUSECON, and AWS Developer Week, and is currently pursuing an MS in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Colorado Boulder.

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