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Microsoft–Nscale Sines AI Infrastructure Program

Sines, 15, PortugalStatus Under Review
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Aug 25, 2026
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About Microsoft–Nscale Sines AI Infrastructure Program

SIN01 is operational and currently marketed at 37.5 MW. SIN02 is the next planned 200 MW facility, with Nscale targeting 66,000+ Rubin GPUs from late 2027. SIN03-06 remain future envelopes within the 1.2 GW campus. Participants include Nscale as operator, Microsoft as customer. Development comprises Blackwell Ultra deployment at SIN01 (development), Rubin deployment / second building (planned). Key milestones include Nscale announced 66,000+ Rubin GPUs. (2026-05-05) and Rubin deployment expected to start late 2027. (2027-10-01).

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Development

2 phases · 3 milestones
Blackwell Ultra deployment at SIN01Announced Or Preconstruction

12,600+ NVIDIA GB300-class GPUs for Microsoft services; availability/commissioning date requires confirmation.

Rubin deployment / second buildingPlanned

66,000+ NVIDIA Rubin GPUs associated with a second 200 MW building and shared infrastructure investment.

Oct 30, 2025
12,600-GPU Microsoft deployment disclosed
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May 5, 2026
Nscale announced 66,000+ Rubin GPUs
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Oct 1, 2027
Rubin deployment expected to start late 2027
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Blackwell Gpu Count
12,600 GPUs
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Rubin Gpu Count
66,000 GPUs
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Shared Infrastructure Investment
€230 million
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Second Building Investment
€465 million
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Microsoft Compute Investment Statement
$10 billion
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