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Radiant (formerly Ori)
Brookfield-backed AI cloud that absorbed Ori in February 2026
Mid-size cloudEurope
Brookfield launched Radiant in February 2026 by merging with Ori Industries; Ori’s Global AI Cloud continues as the Radiant AI Cloud, and ori.co now redirects to radiant.co. It offers GB300 NVL72 and H200 with managed Kubernetes and Slurm, and is building a UK AI factory of up to 1 GW with Drax. Ori founder Mahdi Yahya is Radiant’s President and CEO.
Best for: Sovereign or enterprise GPU capacity on long-term contracts in the UK.
ClusterMAX 3.0: Participation (as Radiant)
- – Publishes prices
- – Serverless inference
- – AMD GPUs
- ✓ European data centers
Published prices
Worth knowing before you sign
- No public prices (radiant.co/pricing returns 404); access is through “Talk to an architect”.
- Since the merger the focus is sovereign and enterprise long-term contracts.
- Rated in the Participation tier of ClusterMAX 3.0 under the Radiant name; Ori itself is not listed.
- No certifications are stated on the pages checked.
Go to Radiant (formerly Ori)'s site
Sources
- Radiant: Ori merger FAQ
- Radiant launch press release
- Radiant GPUs
- Radiant about
- SemiAnalysis ClusterMAX 3.0 ratings
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