GPU-cloud provider WhiteFiber (WYFI) signed a 36-month service order for 576 NVIDIA Vera Rubin GPUs in Canada, targeting H1 2027 commencement.

WhiteFiber’s 10-Q discloses an additional customer service order covering 576 VR200 Vera Rubin GPUs in Canada, described as its first Vera Rubin deployment. The 36-month initial term begins when services commence, followed by automatic one-month renewals unless either party terminates; commencement is targeted for the first half of 2027, not reported as already achieved.

Other agreements illustrate the distinction between signed business and revenue-producing deployments. A two-year Hyperbolic Labs agreement for 512 H200 GPUs from WhiteFiber’s existing owned fleet began generating revenue in May 2026, whereas orders covering 128 B300 GPUs for 36 months and 1,024 B300 GPUs for 48 months targeted Q4 2026 service starts.

For a separate five-year Paris-region deployment, WhiteFiber received 12 months of advance service fees, secured third-party data-center capacity, and entered a binding financing term sheet. Definitive financing documentation was still being negotiated, with material terms unresolved; service commencement was expected in Q1 2027, subject to final equipment delivery and acceptance milestones.

A separate Sydney service order covers approximately 1,200 B300 GPUs over 59 months, with a customer prepayment equal to 12 months of service fees and an expected Q1 2027 start after equipment delivery and customer acceptance. If service misses the contractual long-stop date, the customer may terminate and receive a prepayment refund; these protections concern Sydney and should not be assumed to apply to the Canadian Vera Rubin order.