Jacobs launches digital twin platform for AI data centers on NVIDIA Omniverse
Jacobs Solutions announced a new data center digital twin platform built on NVIDIA Omniverse libraries during the GTC 2026 keynote. The solution is designed to simulate and optimize gigawatt-scale AI factories before construction begins, integrating computing, power, cooling, and water management into a single simulation layer. The first module is available now, with future expansions planned to…
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- Jacobs announced a digital twin platform for AI data centers built on NVIDIA Omniverse at GTC 2026.
- The first module is available now, with future designs for 250-megawatt to gigawatt-scale facilities.
- Jacobs reported a $26.3 billion fiscal 2025 backlog, up 21% year-over-year, reflecting demand in advanced facilities.
The platform aims to identify inefficiencies, reduce energy consumption, and accelerate the timeline from blueprint to revenue generation. Jacobs is leveraging existing relationships with clients including NVIDIA, Hut 8, and PsiQuantum to inform its approach. The collaboration between Jacobs and NVIDIA on this front dates back to 2025, indicating the platform has been in development for over a year.
Jacobs Solutions, which trades on the NYSE under the ticker J, reported a $26.3 billion fiscal 2025 backlog, up 21% year-over-year. Following the announcement, shares rose 0.9% in after-hours trading. The unveiling at NVIDIA’s flagship developer conference signals that both companies view this as a strategic initiative rather than a one-off project, targeting both massive AI campuses and smaller enterprise-grade deployments.
Jacobs launches digital twin platform for AI data centers at NVIDIA GTC
cryptobriefing.com · 30 September 2026
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