Singularity Compute has launched a GPU cluster in Sweden.

Announced in a LinkedIn post, the cluster comprises Nvidia GPUs and is hosted in a Conapto data center.

While the scale of the cluster has not been shared, Singularity said that it offers bare-metal and VM GPU rentals covering Nvidia L40Ss, H200s, B200s, and "more in future phases."

Singularity Compute is the for-profit arm of SingularityNET and was built with the Artificial SuperIntelligency Alliance. According to the post, the cluster used Cudo Compute solutions – a company that delivers GPU clusters.

“As we deploy in Sweden, we take a major step toward building the global infrastructure backbone for Artificial Superintelligence," said Joe Honan, CEO of Singularity Compute.

Conapto added in its own post: "Congrats to the Singularity Compute team – we’re excited to see the first phase of their Nvidia GPU cluster go live at Conapto with our customer Cudo Compute. This infrastructure is built for reliable, high-performance operations, enabling scalable GPU compute for enterprise AI workloads and the growing ASI ecosystem. A great milestone, and only the beginning of what’s ahead."

The Conapto data center in question has not been identified. Conapto lists four facilities across Stockholm.

In October 2025, the company said it planned to add 8MW to its Stockholm 4 South data center.

In September 2025, Conapto signed a multi-year deal with Cudo Compute with the express aim of helping SingularityNET's AI capabilities. At the time, the companies said they would be deploying the GPUs – specifically L40Ss and H200s at multiple Conapto facilities.

According to Singularity Compute's 'about' page on LinkedIn, the company builds "high-performance infrastructure for the age of Artificial Intelligence," including GPU cloud, AI cloud, and modular data center solutions designed for "enterprise AI, AGI research, and large-scale model training," while using renewable energy.

Cudo Compute is a UK-based company specializing in the development and management of AI infrastructure. The company has clusters deployed in Canada, the US, Australia, the UK, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, South Africa, and Nigeria.