Firmus Technologies Strikes Nvidia AI Access Deal for $30 Billion Indonesian Data Center
Australia’s Firmus Technologies struck a deal with Nvidia to access the chipmaker’s artificial intelligence infrastructure and will build its first data center in Indonesia, according to Reuters. The partnership, valued at up to $30 billion, marks the startup’s first major infrastructure rollout and signals continued global expansion of AI data center development driven by Nvidia’s silicon.
Nvidia did not immediately comment on the arrangement. Firmus has positioned itself as an AI infrastructure developer expanding into Southeast Asia. The deal underscores the ongoing push by Nvidia and its partners to secure computing capacity in regions seeking to tap into growing AI demand.
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@businessFirmus Technologies will build its first data center project in Indonesia as part of a partnership with Nvidia that's expected to win the Australian AI infrastruture startup as much as $30 billion.
@reutersAustralia's Firmus Technologies strikes AI access deal with Nvidia