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Radian Arc, Blue NAP, Emerging, and Supermicro Launch GPU Cloud Solutions

Press Release
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21 Jul 2026

Perth, Australia, Nassau, Bahamas, San Jose, CA USA, and Miami, FL USA – July 14, 2025 – Radian Arc, a global Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider, today announced a strategic collaboration with Blue NAP Americas, Emerging International, and Supermicro to deploy next-generation GPU-powered cloud platforms designed to scale AI, cloud gaming, and virtualization across emerging markets.

This multi-party collaboration introduces a new suite of GPU-based infrastructure services optimized for Supermicro’s AI-accelerated server technology. Together, the companies are delivering a scalable, turnkey solution to meet the growing demand for high-performance computing in AI-driven industries.

GPU Platform Overview

  • Tailored for mid-size GPU deployments, the solution enables telcos and data centers to monetize underutilized rack space with sovereign, compliant compute resources for AI, ML, and simulation workloads.
  • A container-based architecture leveraging L40/H200 GPUs supports real-time inference, edge AI, and digital twin use cases across telecom, mobility, and industrial sectors.
  • An integrated ecosystem of GPU-accelerated applications across healthcare, education, and public services – pre-integrated for rapid deployment.

Supermicro’s Role

Supermicro provides the high-density AI servers and architectural backbone of this suite. Engineered for AI performance and energy efficiency, Supermicro’s infrastructure solutions enable dynamic orchestration and workload mobility across both edge and core environments. This builds on the existing collaboration between Radian Arc and Supermicro around GPU edge infrastructure.

“With this launch, we’re introducing a complete platform for AI enablement – from the rack to the application layer,” said David Cook, CEO of Radian Arc. “Our collaboration with Supermicro, Blue NAP Americas, and Emerging International unlocks enterprise-grade GPU infrastructure for operators, governments, and enterprises – without the need for upfront capital investment.”

Deployment Milestone

Blue NAP Americas is the first deployment partner for the new infrastructure in the Caribbean, integrating the platform at its Tier IV data center to support key sectors including oil and gas, healthcare, and e-government. This rollout is part of a broader regional initiative led by Emerging International, which is driving platform distribution across Latin America and the Caribbean.

“This initiative accelerates our mission to deliver globally competitive cloud services to the Caribbean,” said Giovanni King, CEO of Blue NAP Americas. “This deployment marks a key milestone as we expand our portfolio of AI-powered services and support sovereign digital transformation.”

Backed by over 20 years of telecom and infrastructure experience across LATAM, Emerging International ensures scalable market entry through strategic local partnerships and agile execution.

Emerging International led the venture-building project journey behind the region’s first AI Infrastructure-as-a-Service (AI IaaS) platform – from concept and solution design to technology sourcing, business modeling, financing, infrastructure deployment, and go-to-market strategy. “We’re proud to help position the Caribbean at the forefront of the global AI revolution,” said Flavio Lang, Co-Founder of Emerging International.

About Blue NAP Americas

Blue NAP Americas is a leading data center operator in Willemstad, Curaçao, providing secure, scalable, and sustainable infrastructure solutions. With a focus on AI, cloud, and enterprise services, Blue NAP Americas supports regional digital transformation through its advanced facilities and strategic partnerships. For more information, visit www.bluenapamericas.com and www.bluenap.ai