Eleveight AI plans $2 billion expansion to 40 MW by 2027
The computing provider says its operating capacity is fully reserved and plans an initial expansion to 5 MW by the end of 2026 before a larger second phase.
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The computing provider says its operating capacity is fully reserved and plans an initial expansion to 5 MW by the end of 2026 before a larger second phase.
Eleveight AI plans a $2 billion second-phase expansion of its computing facility. In a press release dated 23 October, the company said its operating facility uses air cooling at server-rack level, with effectively zero water used for cooling.
How2B described the expansion on 23 October, citing the company’s statement that its operating capacity was fully reserved, with demand from Armenia and abroad.
The company reports a power usage effectiveness (PUE) ratio of 1.1. PUE compares a facility’s total electricity use with the electricity used by its computing equipment.
Eleveight AI says cooling is 100% air-based at the server racks and uses effectively no cooling water. The efficiency and cooling figures come solely from the company’s 23 October press release; no independent measurements accompanied them.
Eleveight AI presented its operating facility and expansion plans at NVIDIA’s GTC Berlin conference on 20–22 October 2026. The company says it provides infrastructure to organisations in Europe and beyond for training superintelligence (SI) models and running computing workloads.
The plan has two expansion stages. The capacity figures below use megawatts (MW), a unit of power.
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| Total capacity |
|---|
| Status or target |
|---|
| Existing facility | 1.5 MW | Operating and fully reserved |
| First-phase expansion | 5 MW | Underway; targeted for the end of 2026 |
| Second phase | 40 MW | Planned addition of 35 MW by 2027 |
The $2 billion remains a planned investment programme, not a completed investment. The company’s 23 October release says first-phase expansion is underway, with that capacity increase still targeted for the end of 2026.
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