After falling sharply for a second straight session, Eole announced that it would participate in a project led by Digital Dynamic to develop distributed AI data centers at 300 locations nationwide, with a total power intake capacity of 600MW. The plan calls for the nationwide rollout of 2MW-class facilities by 2030, with the integrated development of GPU server procurement and sales, AI computing capacity provision and a neocloud business.
After the close of trading on the 22nd, Eole announced its participation in a project led by Digital Dynamic to develop distributed AI data centers at 300 locations nationwide, with a total power intake capacity of 600MW. The share price fell sharply that day in response. The article does not specify the timing or costs of the planned business development.
The project Eole is joining will comprise 300 locations nationwide, with a total power intake capacity of 600MW. The plan calls for the nationwide rollout of standard high-voltage 2MW-class facilities by 2030. The participating companies are expected to pursue the integrated development of GPU server procurement and sales, AI computing capacity provision and a neocloud business.
The business is expected to provide services combining GPUs, power, cooling and networks, among other components, and aims to expand recurring revenue opportunities against a backdrop of growing demand for AI computing capacity. No specific investment amount or detailed timeline has been disclosed at this stage.
Eole's announcement of its participation can be viewed as a development related to the expansion of its AI-related business, but further information will be needed on specific progress and the timing of implementation.