NBIS•NBIS•NBIS secured a two-year $32.2M AI lab contract delivering $16.1M in annual revenue via a dedicated 504-GPU NVIDIA B200 cluster powered by hydroelectric energy. It also arranged $43M in GPU-asset financing, obtained a $31.9M secured GPU loan, and agreed to acquire 60% of GAMEE for up to $11M.
NBIS signed a two-year definitive lease for a 504-GPU NVIDIA B200 cluster valued at $32.2 million, guaranteeing $16.1 million of annual contracted revenue and a $7.5 million upfront payment for reserved compute capacity powered by 100% hydroelectric energy.
In April, NBIS secured a $43 million strategic GPU hardware and financing agreement with Vertical Data to deploy NVIDIA B300 clusters, followed by a binding term sheet for a $31.9 million non-recourse senior secured loan backed by Dell B300 NVIDIA GPU assets, aligning debt with deployed infrastructure.
NBIS agreed to acquire a 60% stake in consumer gaming platform GAMEE for up to $11 million, valuing the company at $18 million enterprise value. GAMEE’s 119 million registered users, 56% y/y revenue growth to $926,000 in 1Q26, and Telegram-native audience are expected to create a consumer distribution layer for AI-enabled applications.
NBIS holds rights of first refusal to expand its Canada site to over 1,000 B200 GPUs and its Sweden cluster to more than 1,000 B300 GPUs under ALPHA-03 and ALPHA-04, supporting up to $72 million annual revenue if fully operational. The company also appointed AI infrastructure veteran Tom Richer to its advisory board and plans to establish a U.S. government contracting entity in 3Q26.
