SharonAI secured up to 87 megawatts through NEXTDC, hosting most GPU infrastructure with that data-center provider.

SharonAI disclosed that it had secured up to 87 megawatts of data-center capacity through NEXTDC. The figure measures potential power-linked data-center capacity and is not a count of GPUs, servers, racks, or currently utilized megawatts.

The company relies on NEXTDC to host the majority of its GPU infrastructure. SharonAI described NEXTDC as its primary data-center provider.

The filing identifies this concentration as a material dependency. SharonAI said construction delays, power-supply issues, financial difficulties, or failure by NEXTDC to deliver contracted capacity on schedule could prevent GPU deployment, impede customer-contract fulfillment, or delay anticipated revenue.

SharonAI further stated that its revenue projections and growth strategy materially depend on NEXTDC delivering capacity on time and as contracted. These statements appear in the S-1’s discussion of business dependencies and risks, rather than as confirmation that all 87 megawatts are already operational.