Texas-based modular data center company Velox DCI Europe has partnered with AI infrastructure firm I/ONX HPC for the deployment of more than 7,000 FuriosaAI RNGD accelerators at a data center in Stockholm, Sweden.

Velox broke ground on the facility earlier this year, with the first 2MW of compute capacity expected to come online in early 2027. The company is aiming to add a further 8MW of capacity later that same year, targeting an overall total capacity of 15MW.

– I/ONX HPC

The RNGD accelerators will be deployed in multiple phases, with an initial 1,800 installed in Phase I, with a total of 7,000 accelerators deployed across “subsequent expansion phases.”

In a statement, Furiosa, a South Korean AI chip startup, said its hardware will operate alongside GPUs deployed as part of I/ONX high-density Symphony SixtyFour platform. According to I/ONX’s website, the Symphony SixtyFour platform “consolidates up to 64 accelerators into a single node, reducing rack-scale TCO by 50 percent or more.”