Armada and Johnson Controls start continuous production of sovereign AI infrastructure in Europe.

Armada and Johnson Controls have launched continuous production at Galleon Forge Two, their European manufacturing facility in Dublin, Ireland, producing sovereign AI infrastructure locally. This marks a significant step in building AI data centers within Europe, reducing reliance on imports and enhancing local control and sovereignty. The first Leviathan modular data center from Dublin is destined for Norway, with plans to expand capacity to at least 500 MW by 2027 across multiple sites including the US and Canada. This model supports local jobs, supply chains, and sovereign ownership, meeting growing AI infrastructure demand with energy-efficient technology and scalable production.

Johnson Controls International PLC, involved in the new Galleon Forge Two AI infrastructure project in Dublin, holds a market cap of $85.71 billion and a dividend yield of 1.13% as of Nov 11, 2026, 15:11 WIB. The stock price is currently USD 142.70, up 1.12% on the day, with a trading volume of 4,273,601 shares on Pluang. This steady investor interest aligns with the company's expansion into sovereign AI data center production in Europe.