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Sharon AI

GPU cloud capacity for AI training and inference

Raised to date

$350M

of $350M offered across 1 Form D filing

Investors
7
Last filed
May 4, 2026

About

SharonAI Holdings Inc. is a New York-headquartered neocloud operator that builds and sells GPU cloud computing capacity for AI and high-performance computing workloads. Its infrastructure is built on NVIDIA reference architecture and is marketed as sovereign AI compute for Australia and the Asia-Pacific, with colocated capacity at NEXTDC M3 in Melbourne and Equinix SYD3 and SYD5 in Sydney plus US expansion including a joint venture for a 250MW AI-ready facility in Texas. The company was founded in 2024 by James Manning and Nick Hughes-Jones and its Class A stock trades on Nasdaq under SHAZ. It has announced a six-year strategic compute collaboration with NVIDIA and a US$1.32 billion five-year cloud computing service agreement with a global AI lab.

Positions itself as Australia's sovereign AI cloud — GPU capacity held in-country under Australian data-residency rules — while scaling a multi-hundred-megawatt AI factory footprint across Australia and the US on NVIDIA reference architecture.

Funding

  • Security to be acquiredFiled May 4, 2026Form D
    $350M/ $350M

Product

Sharon AI Cloud

AI cloud infrastructure

A custom software orchestration and automation platform giving customers self-provisioned access to NVIDIA GPU compute for AI training, fine-tuning, generative AI and LLM inference, VFX rendering and research workloads. Deployment options include bare metal servers, virtual machines, containers, Kubernetes clusters and S3 storage.

  • NVIDIA H200, H100, L40S and A40 GPUs
  • Self-service provisioning and automated orchestration
  • Bare metal, VM, Docker and Kubernetes deployment models

Built for

AI labs, enterprises, startups and SMEs, universities and research institutes needing large-scale GPU compute — spanning medicine, autonomous vehicles, finance, climate science, cybersecurity and retail.

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