SWI Capital Holding Ltd, known as SWI Group and listed on Euronext Amsterdam under ticker SWICH, said more than 80% of its capital is now invested in a transatlantic digital-infrastructure platform with power capacity exceeding 4 GW. The group intends to raise that share above 90% over time and expects double-digit balance-sheet growth in 2026. SWI Group completed its previously announced acquisition of a controlling stake of more than 70% in Genesis Digital Assets, which is to be renamed SWI Digital and serve as the group’s US-focused digital-infrastructure platform. Its European platform, AiOnX, is developing hyperscale, AI-ready data-center campuses across Ireland, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Spain and Italy, while SWI Digital has an energised and grid-connected land bank. The group also plans to build an in-house HPC and GPU-as-a-service platform, combining its sites and power assets with an AI-compute layer. SWI Group and Polarise agreed not to complete their originally proposed partnership transaction; instead, SWI Group will provide financing for Polarise’s expansion while the entities remain separate. The group continues to invest in European industrial and logistics real estate through SERT, US multifamily housing through Varia US, culture, sport and entertainment, and opportunistic investments across asset classes.