3 E Network Signs Core 9 MVA Power Distribution Agreement for Mikkeli AI Compute Center in Finland
Key Highlights
- ➤3 E Network (MASK) signs 9 MVA grid connection agreement for Finland AI compute center
- ➤JSE will connect Mikkeli facility to a 20 kV medium-voltage grid
- ➤Grid connection expected completed and energized at full capacity in 2027
- ➤Agreement advances planned NVIDIA Vera Rubin and liquid-cooled compute deployment
- ➤Company begins MEP supply-chain coordination and infrastructure equipment bidding
Expert Statements
3 E Network management, Management of 3 E Network Technology Group Limited
“The formal execution of the 9 MVA power distribution contract represents key progress in transitioning the Mikkeli project from strategic planning to the physical construction phase. In a macro environment where power resources in the global compute infrastructure sector are broadly constrained, obtaining this power capacity on schedule helps mitigate external risks during the subsequent project execution phase and provides substantive support for the Company’s business deployment in the high-end European compute market.”
HONG KONG, Oct. 19, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- 3 E Network Technology Group Limited (Nasdaq: MASK) (the “Company” or “3 E Network”), a business-to-business (“B2B”) information technology (“IT”) business solutions provider committed to becoming a next-generation artificial intelligence (“AI”) infrastructure solutions provider, today announced that its Finland-based subsidiary, Aurora Core Technology Oy, has signed a power distribution network connection agreement (the “Agreement”) with local distribution system operator (“DSO”) Järvi-Suomen Energia Oy (“JSE”). The Agreement, executed on October 13, 2026, marks an important infrastructure milestone for the Company’s Mikkeli AI compute center project in Finland. By finalizing this Agreement, 3 E Network has secured a contractual framework for the power connection needed to support the planned deployment of high-performance AI compute clusters, further advancing the commercial development of its “Multi-Megawatt Green AI Compute Architecture.”
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