Nano Labs and ALT5 Sigma Sign MOU to Explore AI Data Centers and Agent Cloud in North America

April 28, 2026
Nano Labs and ALT5 Sigma Corporation have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding to evaluate collaboration on AI data centers, an Agent Cloud platform, and AI-native payment systems in North America.

Nano Labs and ALT5 Sigma Corporation announced in a press release the signing of a non-binding memorandum of understanding to explore collaboration on AI data centers, an Agent Cloud platform, and AI-native payment systems in North America.

The agreement sets a 90-day evaluation period during which the companies will assess technical and commercial feasibility through defined workstreams and a joint working group. The collaboration aims to align Nano Labs’ expertise in high performance computing and chip design with ALT5’s capabilities in global payments, trading, and financial infrastructure.

Under the memorandum, the parties will evaluate compute infrastructure requirements for AI workloads, orchestration frameworks for AI agents, and extensions of ALT5’s existing payment systems to support automated transactions between AI systems and humans.

Following the evaluation, both companies will determine whether to proceed with definitive agreements based on the technical and commercial results. The memorandum does not obligate either party to enter a binding partnership.

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