SWI Group Joins NVIDIA Cloud Partner Program

August 31, 2026
SWI Group has joined the NVIDIA Cloud Partner program as a Preferred Partner, giving it access to NVIDIA reference architectures and validated configurations for AI infrastructure deployments.

SWI Group has joined the NVIDIA Cloud Partner program as a Preferred Partner, the company announced in a press release.

The membership gives SWI Group access to NVIDIA reference architectures and validated configurations. The company said its competencies cover compute, networking, and enterprise software.

SWI Group said it can deploy NVIDIA accelerated computing infrastructure for model training, fine tuning, inference, and agentic AI workloads. The company has 3.6 gigawatts of power capacity across Europe and the US, including a 1.3 gigawatt US data center business now called SWI Digital and the 2.3 gigawatt AiOnX portfolio in Europe.

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