AI Startup Firmus to Build Indonesia Data Center With Nvidia
Nvidia and Australian startup Firmus are collaborating on a massive data center project in Indonesia.
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📍 The outcome
Nvidia and Australian startup Firmus partnered to build a data center in Indonesia featuring 170,000 GPUs. The project involved an AI access deal and an ASX float by Firmus.
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What happened
Firmus Technologies, an Australian AI startup, is partnering with Nvidia to construct a large data center in Indonesia. The facility will house 170,000 GPUs.
Coverage from Reuters and Bloomberg.com highlights the partnership and the scale of the project. The data center is part of Firmus's broader expansion plans in Indonesia.
Coverage does not yet specify the timeline for the project's completion or the exact location within Indonesia. Watch for updates on the project's progress, details on the revenue projections, and any regulatory or logistical challenges that may arise.
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Who reported it (8)
- Nvidia and Australian startup Firmus are building a 170,000-GPU data center in Indonesia qz.com · 68d ago
- 170,000 GPUs and $30 Billion in Projected Revenue: What Is NVIDIA Plotting with Firmus? 富途牛牛 · 68d ago
- Nvidia’s soft spot for Firmus stirs new $20b-plus spendathon AFR · 68d ago
- Firmus puts its ASX float behind a larger Nvidia bet Startup Fortune · 68d ago
- Firmus And Nvidia Partner On Massive Data Center Project In Indonesia The Information · 68d ago
- Firmus plans massive Indonesian expansion, eyes $43b in revenues AFR · 68d ago
- Australia's Firmus Technologies strikes AI access deal with Nvidia Reuters · 68d ago
- AI Startup Firmus to Build Indonesia Data Center With Nvidia Bloomberg.com · 68d ago
Questions people are asking
What is the scale of the data center project?
The data center will house 170,000 GPUs.
Which companies are involved in the project?
Firmus Technologies and Nvidia are collaborating on the project.
Where is the data center being built?
The data center is being built in Indonesia. Coverage does not yet specify the exact location.
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