The Company’s business is to develop, own and operate modular edge AI compute infrastructure that it deploys and licenses to enterprise, sovereign, industrial and technology customers globally. The Company focuses on containerised, relocatable high-performance compute environments designed to support artificial intelligence workloads, machine learning operations and next-generation digital infrastructure requirements.
The Company’s modular infrastructure solutions are designed to provide rapid deployment capability, operational flexibility and scalable GPU compute capacity in strategically advantageous locations. These systems are intended to operate closer to power sources, industrial environments and regulated data jurisdictions, enabling customers to access lower-latency AI compute resources while improving operational efficiency and infrastructure scalability.
The Directors believe that Nomad Compute’s infrastructure-first strategy positions the Company to participate in the rapidly growing global demand for distributed artificial intelligence compute capacity and sovereign AI infrastructure solutions. The Company intends to become a leading publicly listed operator of modular edge AI compute environments supporting enterprise AI adoption, industrial AI applications and regional compute sovereignty initiatives.
The Company was incorporated as Visum Technologies Limited and registered in England and Wales under the Companies Act 2006 on 18 February 2021 as a private limited company with company registration number 13211334 and LEI 98450080N42Z0014Y193. On 07 June 2021, it re-registered as a public company and changed its name to Visum Technologies plc. On 01 May 2026, the Company changed its name to Nomad Compute plc as part of a strategic repositioning of the business toward modular edge AI compute infrastructure and artificial intelligence infrastructure deployment.
The Company is listed on the Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market under the ticker symbol NMD.
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