Nebius opens its first availability zone in the United States
Blog post from Nebius
Patmos' Kansas City data center, a repurposed facility from the iconic Kansas City Star printing press, will host its first colocation tenant, providing extensive infrastructure upgrades to support demanding workloads, with potential expansion from 5 MW to 40 MW. Nebius selected Patmos for its agility and expertise in phased construction, aiming to enhance service for US-based AI companies and support its team with newly announced offices nationwide. This development coincides with the deployment of client workloads in Nebius' Paris colocation data center, unveiled less than two months ago, and plans to triple capacity at its Finland data center. With these advancements, Nebius is establishing three availability zones, marking the beginning of its transatlantic AI infrastructure expansion slated for 2025 and beyond.
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