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NVIDIA's initiative to deploy up to 2GW of AI factory capacity in Australia by 2027 represents a significant scaling effort for its DSX platform, aiming to double the nation's current compute load. This partnership model shifts the capital burden of land and shell construction to local operators while NVIDIA supplies the critical hardware, networking, and software stack required for high-throughput inference and training. The move underscores the intense global demand for accelerated computing infrastructure and highlights Australia's emerging role as a major hub for AI data center development.

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NVIDIA lines up 8x Australian partners for up to 2GW of AI factory capacity by 2027

GDELTSeptember 10, 20265 min read

Australia has had no shortage of data centre announcements recently and today, is another massive one from Nvidia. Nvidia says it is working with eight Australian Nvidia Cloud Partners and infrastructure operators to expand land, power, and powered-shell capacity for what it calls DSX AI factories, targeting a buildout of up to 2 gigawatts by 2027. Data Centres Australia, citing DC Byte, puts the country’s current computing capacity at about 1.6GW. Nvidia’s target, if delivered, would more than double that load in a little over a year. While there is no published dollar figure, building…

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