Gothenburg September 9, 2026
Aixia has received a strategically important order from a major Nordic company within AI and data centers. The order covers next-generation AI infrastructure based on NVIDIA DGX Rubin NVL8 and has an initial value of more than USD 27 million and estimated delivery time is approximately 6 months..
NVIDIA DGX Rubin NVL8 is based on NVIDIA's latest Rubin architecture and is designed for next-generation AI at scale, with a particular focus on advanced inference, reasoning and agentic AI. Each system features eight Rubin GPUs and delivers up to 400 PFLOPS of NVFP4 performance.
In addition to supplying the infrastructure, Aixia has been entrusted with the installation and commissioning of the platform, requiring specialist expertise in deploying advanced AI infrastructure at this scale.
"This is a very important deal for Aixia and a clear confirmation of the position we have established within advanced AI infrastructure. Being trusted to deliver, install and commission NVIDIA's latest generation of DGX technology for a significant Nordic AI and data center company demonstrates both the depth of our technical expertise and our ability to execute AI infrastructure projects at very large scale," says Mattias Bergkvist, CEO of Aixia.
The order further strengthens Aixia's position as a provider of advanced AI infrastructure and as a partner to organizations building the next generation of AI platforms and data centers.
For further information
Mattias Bergkvist, CEO, Aixia Group AB (publ)
Email: info@aixia.se
Phone: +46 31 762 02 40
Web: aixia.se
About Aixia
Aixia Group AB (publ) is a Swedish IT and AI company delivering advanced solutions within AI infrastructure, data centers, operations, security and software platforms for AI development. The company helps customers build, operate and develop modern IT and AI environments with high performance, security and scalability.
This information is information that Aixia Group AB (publ) is required to make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation. The information was provided by the above contact, for publication 2026/09/09.