New York data center firm DataVerge has expanded an existing customer’s footprint at its Brooklyn data center, and is adding new capacity to the facility.

The Brooklyn-based firm recently announced that Mathpix, the AI-powered document automation and scientific communication company, is expanding its infrastructure at DataVerge’s Industry City facility to support AI training and real-time inference workloads.

Mathpix is deploying Nvidia B300 GPU servers to meet growing demand for its document conversion and structured data extraction services.

"For Mathpix, AI training and inference performance are product features,” said Nico Jimenez, CEO of Mathpix. “Our customers expect near-instantaneous document conversion, which means our infrastructure needs to be close to them and built for the demands of modern AI workloads. For both fine-tuning models and real-time inference, milliseconds matter when processing user uploads, enterprise batch jobs, and API-driven workflows. DataVerge gives us the ability to deploy the B300s with the power density, connectivity, and hands-on support we need at a cost structure that makes sense."

Mathpix has been a DataVerge customer since 2024. The firm converts documents such as PDFs, handwritten notes, equations, and scanned files into structured, machine-readable text.

"The B300 delivers a step change in AI inference capability, enabling larger models, more concurrent workloads, and faster response times at enterprise scale,” said Ray Sidler, CEO & co-founder of DataVerge. “But supporting that hardware in production requires high-density power and cooling, fast incident response, and the network architecture to keep latency low. AI inference companies don’t just need somewhere to put GPUs; they need production-grade infrastructure that’s close to their users and can scale without disruption.”

Located at 882 3rd Avenue in Brooklyn, DataVerge operates what it says is the borough’s only carrier-neutral meet-me room and carrier hotel. The company has been at the Industry City site – formerly a port shipping and warehousing terminal owned by Bush Terminal Company – since around 2003.

DataVerge currently occupies around 50,000 sq ft (4,645 sqm) across two floors of at Industry City, with another 35,000 sq ft (3,250 sqm) immediately available as well as multiple currently-empty floors potentially offering hundreds of thousands of square feet.

DataVerge said it has 1.5MW available today at Industry City and an additional 3MW coming online in Q2 2027. BizJournal reports the company is adding 18,000 sq ft (1,672 sqm) of space as part of the expansion.