GMI Cloud is stepping deeper into the AI infrastructure boom. The U.S.-based GPU-as-a-Service provider said Monday it will build a $500 million artificial intelligence data center in Taiwan, a project that will run on Nvidia’s NVDA-1.88% ▼ new Blackwell GB300 chips and come online by March 2026. Bit by bit, Taiwan is becoming a major hub for next-generation compute, even as the island continues to wrestle with power-supply constraints.