Poznan-based Beyond.pl has launched F.I.N, a supercomputer dedicated to artificial intelligence, based on the latest NVIDIA Blackwell architecture. The move positions the company as one of the key providers of sovereign AI infrastructure in the region, providing a local alternative to global cloud giants.
Beyond.pl has officially confirmed the full operation of its AI supercomputer called F.I.N. (Future is Now). The launch of the machine is a key part of its strategy to build an ‘AI Factory’ to provide computing power to companies, startups and academic institutions in Central and Eastern Europe.
The main thrust of the project is to provide access to advanced AI technology in an environment that ensures that the data remains within the jurisdiction of the European Union, in accordance with regulations such as RODO.
The Beyond.co.uk initiative is part of the growing trend of digital sovereignty. Many European companies, especially in regulated sectors, are looking for solutions to develop AI models without having to send sensitive data to servers located outside the EU.
The creation of a regional high-powered computing centre aims to lower this barrier and accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence in local business.
At the heart of the F.I.N. is the NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD reference architecture, using NVIDIA B200 GPUs based on the Blackwell architecture. These are some of the latest and most powerful GPUs available on the market, giving users access to world-leading technology.
This is complemented by NVIDIA’s high-speed Quantum-2 InfiniBand network and Pure Storage FlashBlade storage to prevent bottlenecks during intensive model training processes. Customers also gain access to the NVIDIA AI Enterprise development platform, which simplifies the process of deploying off-the-shelf models and AI tools.
The launch of the supercomputer is the first phase of a larger project that began in May 2025. Beyond.pl is commercialising access to infrastructure in several models, including as a service (GPUaaS, AIaaS) and in the form of hardware colocation. The offering is integrated with the company’s existing portfolio, which includes hybrid cloud, backup or disaster recovery services.
The entire infrastructure is located at the data centre campus in Poznań. The facility is powered by 100% renewable energy and has an energy efficiency rating (PUE) of 1.2. Physical and operational security is confirmed by ANSI/TIA-942 Rated 4 and EN 50600 Class 4 certifications, placing it among the most secure facilities in Europe.
