TGI Amiron Alliance launches AXINOD AI platform for under 90-day deployment

A new joint venture is targeting the global demand for sovereign AI infrastructure, launching a platform designed for rapid deployment in under 90 days to address the industry's shift toward real-time AI processing.

"TGI AMIRON Alliance is building the physical foundation for sovereign AI and industrial digitalization," said Samuel A. Epstein, CEO of TGI Solar Power Group Inc. "AXINOD provides our partners with a definitive pathway to deploy advanced compute infrastructure while maintaining total control over cost, location, and sovereign performance."

The TGI AMIRON Alliance, a partnership between TGI Solar Power Group Inc. (OTC:TSPG) and the AMIRON GROUP of Kazakhstan, on May 8 announced the launch of AXINOD™. The platform integrates high-density compute with sustainable energy systems in modular, liquid-cooled 40-foot pods. Initial projects are planned for strategic sites in Florida and Kazakhstan.

The launch comes as the AI industry anticipates an "Inference Flip," where the demand for real-time AI execution, or inference, surpasses the need for AI model training. This shift requires secure, scalable, and locally controlled infrastructure, a need AXINOD aims to fill with features like native geofencing and air-gapped security protocols for government and regulated clients. While the venture did not disclose specific performance benchmarks against competitors like Nvidia, its focus on energy-integrated design and rapid deployment suggests a strategy centered on total cost of ownership and operational sovereignty.

Sovereign AI for the New Silk Road

The AXINOD platform is a key component of the Alliance's broader "Silk Way Industrial Sovereignty Initiative" in Kazakhstan. This multi-phase project intends to create a Tier IV data center ecosystem within a "Data Center Valley," using Kazakhstan's regional power advantages.

"Our approach is to deliver infrastructure ready for immediate real-world deployment," said Daniel Brody, CIO of TGI. "AXINOD reflects our core thesis: that compute, energy, and logistics must be engineered as a unified utility to solve the bottlenecks of modern AI scaling."

The platform's architecture includes proprietary thermal recovery systems designed to maximize Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) and reduce operational costs. This energy-centric approach could provide a key advantage in a market where power consumption is a primary constraint for large-scale AI deployments. The financial terms of the joint venture and projected capital expenditures for the initial deployments were not disclosed.

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