ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES — AlphaTON Capital Corp (NASDAQ: ATON) announced it has entered into an enterprise colocation service agreement with atNorth AB, a European data center operator. This agreement represents AlphaTON’s first major data center colocation contract.
Under the terms of the 60-month agreement commencing February 1, 2026, AlphaTON will secure:
- 2,230 kW of peak power capacity at atNorth‘s Tier 3 certified SWE01 facility in Kista, Sweden
- Right of First Refusal for an additional 2,100 kW of capacity, bringing total potential deployment to 4,330 kW
- Access to sustainable Nordic power with competitive PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness) ratings capped between 1.4-1.7 depending on utilization
- Robust N+1 redundancy infrastructure supporting mission-critical computing operations
The 2.2 MW initial capacity, with expansion potential to 4.3 MW, provides AlphaTON with the power infrastructure to deploy thousands of enterprise-grade GPUs across multiple computing clusters. This positions the company to capitalize on the rapidly growing AI infrastructure-as-a-service market, projected to reach $247 billion by 2030.
The secured capacity translates to:
- Initial deployment capacity for 2,000+ high-performance GPUs across dual redundant clusters
- Potential expansion to 4,000+ GPU units upon exercising the Right of First Refusal
- Distributed computing architecture enabling both training and inference workloads at scale
- Enterprise-grade reliability with Tier 3 infrastructure supporting 99.982% uptime SLA
Brittany Kaiser, CEO of AlphaTON Capital commented. “This agreement provides AlphaTON with institutional-grade infrastructure capable of supporting thousands of GPUs in a production environment,”
“With Telegram’s 1 billion monthly active users representing one of the largest addressable markets in technology, the computational demands for AI-powered services are immense. This facility gives us the capacity to scale rapidly while maintaining the performance and reliability standards required for mission-critical applications.” commented Enzo Villani, Executive Chairman and CIO of AlphaTON Capital.
The infrastructure will enable AlphaTON to generate revenue through:
- AI-as-a-Service offerings for enterprise and developer customers
- GPU compute marketplaces serving the growing demand for distributed computing resources
- Application-specific inference services supporting Telegram’s ecosystem of mini-apps and bots
- High-performance computing services for partners requiring large-scale parallel processing
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