Edgevana said on November 9 it signed more than $700 million in multiyear take-or-pay agreements for Nvidia Blackwell deployments in North America and Europe. Customers commit to paying for contracted capacity even if they do not use it.
Edgevana supplies computing infrastructure to AI developers and enterprises by coordinating electricity, data-center space, GPUs and network connections. Its pitch is to use sites where power is already available, then let customers manage capacity across multiple locations together. The company says that approach can bring tens of megawatts online in 90 to 120 days.
The company separately reported $7 billion in contracted customer demand, without explaining how the newly announced agreements relate to that total. Its model secures long-term customer contracts before deployment, alongside energy supply and GPU allocations.
The new agreements cover Nvidia B300 GPUs and GB300 systems. Edgevana's product page lists B300 capacity as available and GB300 systems for reservation. Its data-center page advertises a broader dedicated-cluster rollout from the first quarter of 2027; the announcement does not assign delivery dates to the new agreements.