Samsung, affiliates commit $1B to Helix Digital Infrastructure
Samsung Electronics will supply $500 million of the total, with five other Samsung businesses providing the remainder.
Samsung and five affiliated businesses have committed $1 billion to Helix Digital Infrastructure, according to techradar.com. Samsung Electronics will provide $500 million of the total, with the five other affiliates supplying the rest.
Helix Digital Infrastructure is intended to develop data centers while securing electricity and network connections.
The size of the commitment places Samsung among the investors backing Helix, a company set up to pair data-center development with the power and connectivity such sites require.
Helix's existing backers
Helix was established by KKR in June 2026. Its founding investors include Nvidia, the Kuwait Investment Authority and the US electricity company Vistra.
Separately, SoftBank has plans for an artificial intelligence facility in Ohio, and Nokia has attracted investment from Nvidia.
Quick answers
How much did Samsung and its affiliates commit to Helix Digital Infrastructure?
Samsung and five affiliated businesses committed $1 billion in total.
How much of the investment comes from Samsung Electronics?
Samsung Electronics will provide $500 million, with the five other affiliates supplying the rest.
Who founded Helix Digital Infrastructure?
Helix was established by KKR in June 2026, with founding investors including Nvidia, the Kuwait Investment Authority and Vistra.