AlphaTON Capital Strikes Deal for AI-Ready Data Center Capacity in Sweden
December 19, 2025
In a strategic move to build out its artificial intelligence infrastructure, AlphaTON Capital Corp has entered a significant colocation agreement with European operator atNorth. The deal underscores the intensifying race among technology firms to secure high-performance, sustainable computing power essential for capitalizing on the booming AI market, which is projected to reach $247 billion by 2030.
The Nasdaq-listed company announced a 60-month enterprise agreement, commencing February 1, 2026, to secure 2,230 kW of peak power capacity at atNorth’s Tier 3-certified SWE01 facility in Kista, Sweden. The contract includes a Right of First Refusal for an additional 2,100 kW, bringing the total potential deployment to 4,330 kW. This initial 2.2 MW capacity, with expansion potential to 4.3 MW, is designed to support the deployment of thousands of enterprise-grade GPUs across redundant computing clusters.
Brittany Kaiser, CEO of AlphaTON Capital, stated that the agreement provides the company with “institutional-grade infrastructure capable of supporting thousands of GPUs in a production environment.” The facility offers access to sustainable Nordic power with competitive Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) ratings capped between 1.4 and 1.7, alongside robust N+1 redundancy infrastructure supporting mission-critical operations with 99.982% uptime service-level agreements.
Executive Chairman and CIO Enzo Villani highlighted the strategic rationale, linking the computational capacity directly to the vast ecosystem of the Telegram messaging platform. “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,” Villani commented. “This facility gives us the capacity to scale rapidly while maintaining the performance and reliability standards required for mission-critical applications.”
The secured infrastructure positions AlphaTON to generate revenue through multiple channels, including AI-as-a-Service offerings, GPU compute marketplaces, and application-specific inference services supporting Telegram’s ecosystem of mini-apps and bots. The deal represents a critical step for AlphaTON in establishing scalable, reliable, and sustainable physical infrastructure to serve the rapidly growing demand for distributed AI training and inference workloads at scale.
Source: insidehpc
AlphaTON Capital Secures Major AI Compute Capacity in Swedish Data Center Deal
