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Armada and Johnson Controls Launch Galleon Forge Two in Dublin, Bringing Sovereign AI Infrastructure Production to Europe

  • Armada & Johnson Controls have launched continuous production at Galleon Forge Two, a new manufacturing facility in Dublin, Ireland, dedicated to building Leviathan modular data centers.
  • Galleon Forge Two is the second site in the partnership, following Galleon Forge One in Gilbert, Arizona, & marks the start of sovereign AI infrastructure production within Europe.
  • The first Dublin-built Leviathan unit has been completed & is scheduled for delivery to Fossefall in Norway by the first quarter of 2027.
  • Armada & Johnson Controls target a combined capacity of at least 500 MW by 2027 across their manufacturing operations.
  • Galleon Forge Two occupies 90,000 square feet & is supported by approximately 700 Johnson Controls engineers & technicians in Ireland.
  • Leviathan units combine Armada's computing infrastructure with Johnson Controls' zero-water cooling technology & thermal management systems to optimize energy efficiency.
  • The Galleon Forge manufacturing model is designed for replication, allowing any nation or region to establish local sovereign AI production with domestic jobs & supply chains.
  • Fossefall has ordered five Leviathan units totaling over 9 MW, with the first unit now completed & subsequent units to be delivered by Q1 2027.
  • WinDC in Australia plans to deploy 11 MW of capacity across renewable energy sites to place compute directly near wind, solar, & battery generation.
  • The Armada Platform manages power, cooling, & compute for Leviathan fleets, enabling customers to own infrastructure & operate without reliance on external cloud providers.
  • Future manufacturing expansion is planned for a Johnson Controls site in Edmonton, Canada, & Galleon Forge One in Arizona is expected to support over 500 jobs by early 2027.
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