Nebius (NBIS) Acquires Israeli AI Startup Inferize to Boost GPU

AIB Data Centers Inc. secured a 12-year, 50 MW contract with Nebius, funding construction without new equity. Project is underway, with first data hall expected in 10 months. Management projects 90% EBITDA margins and rising valuation.

AIB Data Centers signed a 12-year, 50 MW colocation deal with Nebius, funded by customer prepayments and project financing. The agreement is for a site in the southeastern U.S. and is expected to limit corporate equity dilution. AIB cited the deal as validation of its growth strategy, with delivery planned in two data halls.

Nebius Group N.V. (NBIS) completed the acquisition of Inferize on October 1, 2026. The company's stock has seen a 5-day change of 232.50 USD, a 1st Jan change of -1.44%, and a +178.25% increase over a longer period. The article also provides various composite ratings for the company.

Nebius Group (NBIS) shares dropped 1.5% after acquiring Israeli AI startup Inferize for $100M-$150M. Inferize's tech reduces GPU idle time, which Nebius plans to integrate into its Token Factory platform. This follows Nebius' recent acquisitions of Eigen AI and Clarifai to expand AI infrastructure.

Nebius (NBIS) acquired Inferize, a 10-month-old Israeli AI startup, for $100M-$130M. Inferize's tech reduces AI model launch times and GPU costs. The startup, backed by TLV Partners, will integrate into Nebius's Token Factory platform. This follows Nebius's prior AI tech acquisitions, including Eigen AI and Clarifai.

AIB Data Centers Inc. signed a 12-year contract with Nebius Inc. for 50 MW of capacity in the southeastern U.S. The deal is expected to fund most development costs, reducing AIB's need for equity and shareholder dilution. Nebius is an AI cloud company, and the agreement follows AIB's recent acquisition in Texas, increasing its total contracted power capacity to 120 MW.