Evidence-backed European AI register
Northern Data AG (Taiga Cloud)
Reviewed identity, roles, model listings, pricing and evidence for Northern Data AG (Taiga Cloud).
Dataset compiled 2026-08-28 · evidence over inference
Reviewed identity
- Headquarters scope
- EU headquarters
- Headquarters country
- Germany
- Headquarters city
- Frankfurt am Main
- Legal entity
- Northern Data AG; Taiga Cloud is its GPU-cloud business unit
- Ownership
- ACQUIRED — Rumble Inc. completed acquisition of approx 85.2% of Northern Data, closing 17 June 2026. From 18 June 2026 the parent renamed itself RUM Group Inc. and merged Northern Data and Rumble Cloud into a new unit called Quake AI. The Munich Stock Exchange announced delisting of Northern Data AG shares in June 2026. CEO Aroosh Thillainathan left the management board June 2026; CFO moved to an advisory role May 2026.
- Founded
- 2023
- Confidence
- high
- Last verified
- 2026-08-22
Headquarters evidence
Besides being traded on Xetra, Germany's most important stock exchange, and the m:access segment of the Munich Stock Exchange, the shares of Northern Data AG are also traded in Frankfurt am Main, where the company is headquartered, and on the stock exchanges in Berlin, Düsseldorf, and via the Tradegate Exchange.
Northern Data AG's own investor relations page states in running text that the company is headquartered in Frankfurt am Main. This is explicit headquarters wording bound to the named entity and city.
Evidence boundaries
Organisation listings identify a reviewed canonical record. Headquarters is independent of incorporation, registered offices, ownership, hosting and runtime. Model listings show an association in the source register; they do not by themselves establish model creation, current API availability, hosting location or infrastructure ownership.
Profile note
The largest single pool of EU-located H100/H200 capacity outside the hyperscalers, with genuinely Nordic and Iberian green-power siting. For a European directory the headline fact is not the price but the ownership: its 2026 absorption into a US-listed parent (Rumble → RUM Group → Quake AI, closed 17 June 2026, with a Munich delisting) means it can no longer be presented as an independent European sovereign option. No A100, L40S, MI300X, B200 or GB200 on the published pricing page.