AlphaTON Capital Corp has closed a US$ 46 million deal to expand its AI infrastructure, acquiring a 576 NVIDIA B300 chip half-cluster. The deployment is significant as it marks the company’s foray into confidential compute, a field that is gaining importance amidst concerns surrounding data privacy in the age of AI.
In a press release, AlphaTON explains it aims to address the growing demand for processing AI workloads that cannot be run on Big Tech infrastructure due to privacy, sovereignty, or data protection constraints. AlphaTON aims to provide accessibility to privacy-centric market alternatives.
Brittany Kaiser, CEO, AlphaTON Capital Corp, said, “We are contributing confidential compute power to the world’s largest privacy-preserving AI network. This is not a philosophical position, it’s a trillion-dollar market requirement that AlphaTON is uniquely positioned to capture.”
AlphaTON financed the project with US$ 4 million from its balance sheet, US $32.7 million in non-recourse debt, and US$ 9.3 million in equity instalments, deferring debt payments until after the system goes live in March. The cluster will operate at AtNorth’s hydroelectric-powered data center in Sweden, with management support from CUDO Compute and SNET Energy Ltd.
Enzo Villani, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer, AlphaTON Capital Corp, said, “While the broader market remains volatile, AlphaTON has systematically de-risked our capital structure by adding physical compute assets, strategic partnerships, and revenue-generating infrastructure for the AI infrastructure super cycle ahead.”
The company expects this deployment, scheduled for February, to generate a 27 percent IRR, 282 percent ROI, and a net present value of US$ 11 million, complementing the company’s existing US$ 20 million in assets.
The investment reflects broader market trends: hyperscalers spent over US$ 400 billion on AI infrastructure in 2025, projected to exceed US$ 600 billion in 2026. Analysts estimate global data center capacity must triple by 2030, with AI workloads driving 70 percent of new demand. AlphaTON aims to combine privacy-focused services with scalable infrastructure to capture this growing market.