Local AI factory setup and distributed training infrastructure in Europe
The Commission opened tenders for AI gigafactories. Speed-to-power — not slogans — decides who actually trains.
Direct answer
No. Gigafactories are a Commission tender track. AGICY is a pre-construction Cyprus campus project with a planned Greece path. Reserve capacity via SRA; do not treat us as a selected gigafactory.
Gigafactories vs a campus you can reserve
Europe wants up to seven AI gigafactories. That is public industrial policy. It is not AGICY's product. Our planned Vasilikos campus is a smaller, demand-gated sovereign site — Phase 1 figures are LOCK assumptions, offtake is still 0.
Distributed AI training infrastructure means interconnect, compiler, and energy — not a single magic building. If you need to train on proprietary data, the factory has to sit in a jurisdiction you can defend.
Local AI factory setup — honest checklist
Power, water, permits, and a hardware SKU you can actually buy. NVIDIA allocations are not a European public good. RISC-V / Tenstorrent is the stack we plan to deploy because it is purchasable and auditable.
Country pages under /markets explain GPU data centers in each EU market without claiming AGICY already built there.
What to do next
data-centers · Reserve SRA · research · green-energy-parallel
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FAQ
- Is AGICY one of the EU AI gigafactories?
No. Gigafactories are a Commission tender track. AGICY is a pre-construction Cyprus campus project with a planned Greece path. Reserve capacity via SRA; do not treat us as a selected gigafactory.
- What is distributed AI training infrastructure?
A cluster that can train or fine-tune across nodes without sending corpora to a US API. That is a campus plus a serving stack — planned at Vasilikos, not live.