Submer Group Expands EMEA Presence through Netceed AI Infrastructure Partnership

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Submer Group announced a strategic distribution partnership with Netceed to expand its AI infrastructure business across EMEA, supporting telecom operators and data center providers.
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Submer Group, the market-leading end-to-end AI infrastructure company, announced a strategic partnership with Netceed, a global leader in delivering supply chain solutions across broadband, data center and energy infrastructure. Under the agreement, Netceed will act as a value-added distributor across EMEA, strengthening Submer’s presence throughout the region and bringing Submer Group’s full-stack AI infrastructure solutions to its extensive network of telecommunications customers.

The demand for sovereign, efficient AI infrastructure across EMEA continues to grow. Through this partnership, Netceed is expanding its portfolio to include Submer’s full-stack AI infrastructure capabilities. This will enable customers to accelerate the deployment of AI with integrated, scalable solutions. The two companies work together to help telecoms operators and data center providers simplify the transition from AI ambition to operational infrastructure, providing trusted expertise and regional support.

Submer enables organizations to scale AI growth by delivering full-stack AI infrastructure services, spanning liquid cooling solutions, monitoring software, data center design and build, and GPU cloud services. This integrated approach will allow Netceed, via their strong network of telcos and other organizations, to deploy AI infrastructure as a coordinated system – from ground to cloud, and core to edge – delivered as fully integrated solutions or modular components.

Manpreet Bath, Vice President for Commercial Engagement at Submer

Netceed brings a powerful combination of extensive EMEA reach and a dedication specialism in global telecommunications and data center infrastructure. This partnership will enable us to scale across EMEA and so be accessible to telcos who are looking to launch new AI-driven services and sovereign data centers without reliance on centralized hyperscaler infrastructure.

Last modified on Monday, 20 July 2026 03:56

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