GMI CLOUD DATA CENTERS

GMI Cloud data centers.
What public records show.

GMI Cloud is privately held and publishes no company-wide megawatt figure in any SEC filing. Its only named US GPU region is a Colorado data center, labeled us-denver-1 in its API docs, and it has never named the building or landlord. No government record found online ties GMI Cloud to a US site. Its largest disclosed builds are in Taiwan and Japan.

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SITES CHECKED OCTOBER 5, 2026

1 GMI Cloud site.
No public records.

Each site sits at the highest stage a record supports. Announced megawatts are shown beside the records, never added to them. A missing record does not mean a site is behind. Many counties publish nothing online.

1Announced
0Site identified
0Permitted
0Power secured
0Operating

Denver area (exact city not disclosed), Not disclosed, CO

GMI Cloud Colorado data center (us-denver-1)

Announced

Why this stage: GMI Cloud says it launched a Colorado data center in October 2024, and its API docs list a us-denver-1 location. No government or SEC record was found that names GMI Cloud at any Colorado address.

Owner or developer: Not disclosed
GMI Cloud's role: Operator of GPU capacity, likely in a colocation building. Building and landlord not named.
Link to GMI Cloud: “The funding will be used to open a new U.S. data center in Colorado” GMI Cloud press release, PR Newswire
Announced capacity: “the company's new Colorado data center will serve as a critical hub for expanding GMI Cloud's capacity, particularly in North America” GMI Cloud press release, PR Newswire
Stated timing: “GMI Cloud's API documentation sets the default data center location to "us-denver-1" for H200 container workloads.” Source

No government record found online for this site as of October 5, 2026.

Unverified: not found in online records

The building, landlord and street address of the Colorado site are not public.
No megawatt or GPU count has been stated for Colorado.
A third-party job listing describes multi-megawatt US clusters including Denver. The original posting was removed and could not be read.

NOT YET CHECKED

Other GMI Cloud sites.

These sites are named by the company or its partners. We have not yet checked their public records.

Planned 50 MW US data centerUnited States, location not disclosed
Reuters reported in November 2025 that GMI Cloud plans a new 50 MW US data center. No site, landlord or timing has been named, so no record search was possible.
Silicon Valley locationSilicon Valley, California, building not disclosed
GMI Cloud blog posts list Tier-4 facilities in Silicon Valley. No city, address or landlord is given.
Former crypto mining data centersArkansas and Texas, cities not disclosed
CEO Alex Yeh said in a December 2024 interview that the company established three data centers in Arkansas and Texas for Bitcoin mining. No current GPU use is stated.
Taiwan AI FactoryTaiwan Mobile TAIDC, Guishan, Taoyuan, Taiwan
About 7,000 NVIDIA GB300 GPUs in 96 racks. Taiwan Mobile states a 25 MW total facility capacity, and GMI Cloud cited about 16 MW. Some reports also place the cluster in a Vantage Data Centers facility in Taiwan.
Thailand facilityBangkok, Thailand, hosted by STT GDC
Bloomberg reported in September 2026 that GMI Cloud is seeking a $300 million loan to buy chips for this site.
Japan sovereign AI factorySatsumasendai, Kagoshima, Japan
Announced as a 1 GW, $12 billion initiative with a 200 MW first phase in 2028, at a site developed by Kai Shin Digital Infrastructure.
SharonAI capacityAustralia
SharonAI's SEC filings name GMI Cloud US Inc. as a customer signed in early 2026. No site or megawatt figure is given.
Malaysia and other APAC sitesMalaysia, Singapore and others
Mentioned in news and company materials without addresses.

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Which building and landlord host the us-denver-1 region, and how many megawatts in it are yours?
Where will the planned 50 MW US data center be, and is there a signed lease or power agreement yet?
Will my cluster run in the US, or in Taiwan, Thailand or Japan? Most of the capacity GMI Cloud has disclosed is outside the US.
What happens to my payment and commitment if delivery slips, given the build-out is funded partly by a $445 million credit facility?

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Notes on these records

GMI Cloud is private. It files nothing with the SEC, and no public landlord filing names it at a US site.
GMI Cloud states more than 30,000 GPUs deployed company-wide on its website. This is a marketing figure with no regional split or megawatts.
In September 2026 GMI Cloud announced $668 million in new financing, $223 million in equity and a $445 million credit facility, to expand capacity in the US, Taiwan and APAC. No US site was named.
Most of GMI Cloud's disclosed megawatts are outside the US. A buyer who needs US capacity should ask for the Colorado building, landlord and contracted power in writing.

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