CyberPowerPC UK, a company that builds custom gaming desktops, has been named the official hardware sponsor of global esports organisation Fnatic.
Under the agreement, CyberPowerPC UK will supply Fnatic with custom-built, high-performance PCs. These machines will be used across the organisation, including by its professional players, its content creators, and during training sessions, competitions, and day-to-day work at Fnatic’s facilities. In a video released alongside the announcement, Fnatic showed that CyberPowerPC UK had already installed 14 high-end gaming PCs at the organisation’s headquarters in London.
This isn’t the first time the two companies have worked together. Back in July 2026, before the sponsorship was made official, CyberPowerPC UK teamed up with NVIDIA GeForce UK to provide the hardware for a training camp in Berlin held by Fnatic’s VALORANT team ahead of a promotional event.
Neither company has shared any financial details about the deal and there’s no word on how much it’s worth or how long the partnership will last. It’s also not yet clear what CyberPowerPC UK will get in return for supplying the equipment. For example, whether its branding will appear on Fnatic’s jerseys, or whether the two sides plan to make content together featuring Fnatic’s players.
Fnatic previously had a similar arrangement with Chillblast, another UK-based custom PC builder, which signed as the organisation’s global PC partner in 2022. This isn’t CyberPowerPC’s first sponsorship in the esports sector either. The company has a history of supplying hardware to well-known esports organisations, including TSM (Team SoloMid), Complexity Gaming, Evil Geniuses and NRG Esports. With Fnatic now added to that list, CyberPowerPC UK continues to expand its presence in professional esports scene.
In addition to CyberPowerPC UK, Fnatic has recently added a couple of major brand partnerships, including deals with OMODA UK, the UK arm of Chinese automotive brand OMODA, and GymBeam, which serves as the club’s Official Supplement Partner.
