Nebius Launches NVIDIA Blackwell-Powered AI Cloud in Israel

Oct 21, 2025
Nebius has launched its AI Cloud platform in Israel, featuring one of the country's first public deployments of NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, enabling local startups and researchers to access advanced compute resources.

Amsterdam-based Nebius Group has unveiled its Nebius AI Cloud in a new data center in Israel, marking one of the country's first public deployments of NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, announced in a press release.

The facility, located in Modiin, features 4,000 NVIDIA HGX B200 GPUs connected via NVIDIA Quantum InfiniBand networking. It provides access to the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software stack, including NIM microservices and NeMo AI agent tools. The deployment is designed to serve startups, technology companies, and research institutions with compute resources for training, fine-tuning, and inference.

The data center integrates advanced cooling, energy management, and data control systems optimized for AI workloads. It forms part of Nebius’s global infrastructure expansion, following similar AI cloud deployments across Europe and the United States.

Nebius operates as a Reference Platform NVIDIA Cloud Partner, offering AI-accelerated services built on NVIDIA’s reference architecture. The company’s AI Cloud platform is SOC2 Type II certified and compliant with HIPAA, GDPR, and CCPA standards.

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