Qivurn Data Centers Expands Global AI Computing Infrastructure Network

Qivurn Data Centers Inc. reported an ongoing expansion of its global AI computing infrastructure network. The company said active or developing data center nodes are in North America, Southeast Asia, Japan, and the Middle East.

Qivurn described an asset-heavy operating model built around self-built data center facilities and a network that covers computing production, delivery, and operations. It said the approach runs independently of third-party resource resale.

In its description of the data center design, Qivurn said the nodes support ultra-high-density racks and use advanced cooling infrastructure that combines hybrid liquid cooling and precision air conditioning systems. The company also cited high-speed interconnect networks and deployment support for next-generation NVIDIA GPU clusters.

Qivurn said it currently operates active nodes across New York, Silicon Valley, Singapore, Tokyo, and Kuala Lumpur. It said new node construction is underway in Dubai and Frankfurt, and it listed client types that include language model developers, financial institutions, autonomous driving companies, medical AI platforms, research institutions, and government digital transformation projects. “All Qivurn Data Centers nodes globally are designed specifically for intensive AI computing workloads.”