SWI Group said it has completed its previously announced acquisition of a majority stake of more than 70% in Genesis Digital Assets, which it plans to rename SWI Digital, as it deepens a strategic shift toward data centers and AI infrastructure. The group said more than 80% of its capital is now allocated to digital infrastructure after five years of investment in the sector, and that it aims to lift that share above 90% over time, supported by a transatlantic platform with more than 4 gigawatts of power capacity across Europe and the United States. SWI also said it plans to build an in-house HPC and GPU-as-a-service platform to provide AI compute to enterprises, research institutions and developers. The company said it will not complete the previously announced Polarise majority acquisition as originally envisaged, and will instead provide financing to help the founders reorganize the business while the two companies remain separate. SWI said it expects double-digit balance-sheet growth in 2026 and that the release contains inside information under Market Abuse Regulation (EU) 596/2014.