QumulusAI lands $18 million Nvidia Blackwell supply deal

The GPU capacity will be delivered from QumulusAI's existing US data centers.

Atlanta-based QumulusAI announced a two-year, take-or-pay deal worth more than $18 million to supply Nvidia Blackwell B300 GPU nodes to a global GPU cloud marketplace.

The customer operates a cloud platform serving AI workloads in more than 100 regions worldwide, with the agreement making QumulusAI one of its primary Blackwell infrastructure providers.

Initial deployments are expected to come online this summer from QumulusAI’s existing US data centers, leveraging the company’s distributed colocation network to deliver GPU capacity.

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Atlanta-based QumulusAI announced a two-year, take-or-pay deal worth more than $18 million to supply Nvidia Blackwell B300 GPU nodes to a global GPU cloud marketplace.

The customer operates a cloud platform serving AI workloads in more than 100 regions worldwide, with the agreement making QumulusAI one of its primary Blackwell infrastructure providers.

Initial deployments are expected to come online this summer from QumulusAI’s existing US data centers, leveraging the company’s distributed colocation network to deliver GPU capacity.

Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.