GMI Cloud has raised $668 million in a Series B equity and credit financing round led by ARCHIV with participation from NVIDIA. The company plans to use the capital to expand its GPU infrastructure and inference services across the U.S., Taiwan, and Southeast Asia.
This capital injection validates the surging demand for specialized AI clouds that bridge the gap between U.S. development and Asian manufacturing hubs. By securing a $445 million credit facility, GMI Cloud can aggressively procure high-end silicon like the NVIDIA GB300 NVL72, which is critical for low-latency inference in streaming and real-time video applications. For the broader ecosystem, this move signals a shift toward decentralized compute where infrastructure is placed closer to regional data regulators and end-users. Watch for GMI Cloud to leverage its Taiwan manufacturing relationships to bypass the supply chain bottlenecks currently hampering larger hyperscalers.
The company's focus on specialized AI clouds aligns with broader industry efforts to optimize infrastructure for agentic workflows. To further address the hardware constraints facing the sector, CXMT begins DRAM mass production to help alleviate global memory shortages.
GMI Cloud has secured $668 million in Series B equity and credit financing to expand its global GPU infrastructure. This funding allows the company to procure high-end NVIDIA systems, supporting low-latency AI inference. The investment highlights the growing demand for specialized cloud compute solutions that bridge U.S. development and Asian manufacturing.
GMI Cloud raised a total of $668 million, consisting of $223 million in Series B equity and a $445 million credit facility.
The $445 million credit facility was led by CTBC.
GMI Cloud is utilizing its supply chain ties to ensure the delivery of NVIDIA GB200 and GB300 NVL72 systems.
Since late 2025, GMI Cloud's contracted annual recurring revenue has increased ninefold, while live production ARR has grown 4.5 times.
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