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Australian AI Cloud Firm Firmus Expands Nationwide with CDC Data Centres Partnership
Australian AI cloud company Firmus is expanding its GPU infrastructure across mainland Australia through a strategic partnership with CDC Data Centres. The collaboration, known as Project Southgate, represents an initial AU$4.5 billion investment that could scale to AU$73.3 billion by 2028. The expansion will feature Nvidia’s latest GB300 GPUs and utilize CDC’s proprietary LiquidCore cooling technology.
Major AI Infrastructure Expansion Across Australia
Australian cloud computing specialist Firmus has announced a strategic partnership with CDC Data Centres to expand its AI infrastructure across mainland Australia, according to company reports. The collaboration, known as Project Southgate, represents what analysts suggest could become one of Australia’s most significant data center developments, with deployments planned in Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, and Perth alongside existing operations in Tasmania.