Exabits Labs, a US-based artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure and fintech platform, and Freyr Technology AI, a Singapore-based provider of full-stack AI and high-performance computing (HPC) solutions, have announced a strategic partnership to design and implement a real-world asset tokenization platform for Freyr’s data center and GPU computing assets. The partnership aims to enable Freyr to convert its AI infrastructure into digital securities, known as RWA tokens, creating new opportunities for financing and investor participation in digital infrastructure projects.
Freyr recently signed a three-year, $1.4 billion contract to develop a network of AI-powered data centers across Southeast Asia. Using Exabits Labs’ RWA platform, Freyr plans to explore models for tokenizing its data center assets, with a focus on increasing liquidity and enabling broader investor access for future projects.
Freyr and Exabits Labs report that the technical scope involves combining advanced AI infrastructure, such as modular data centers, liquid-cooled GPU clusters, and high-speed interconnects, with blockchain-based financial solutions. Freyr, an NVIDIA Preferred Partner, provides bare-metal leasing and turnkey GPU cluster solutions targeting data center and enterprise workloads.
Dr. Hoansoo Lee, co-founder and CEO of Exabits Labs, stated, “The collaboration aims to unlock new capital access while jointly optimizing data center performance through AI-driven management,” adding, “By leveraging real-world asset tokenization, we can unlock value from Freyr’s data centers and offer investors a stake in the AI revolution.”
Jack Li, CFO of Freyr Technology AI, said, “Exabits Labs brings a unique combination of high-performance computing know-how and blockchain-based financial innovation.” Li continued, “Through this collaboration, we can optimize our GPU operations with AI-driven software and simultaneously attract global investors to our projects.”
According to the announcement, applying real-world asset tokenization to AI and GPU infrastructure represents a new approach that could create new markets for investing in data center technology and enable alternative funding strategies for hyperscale and colocation operators.
Source: Exabits Labs
