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Nvidia Targets About 2 GW of Australian Data Centre Capacity by 2027
InvestorsHub15d agoneutral
Nvidia Targets About 2 GW of Australian Data Centre Capacity by 2027

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) said it is working with Australian companies to develop approximately 2 gigawatts of data centre computing capacity in the country by 2027 as demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure increases. The planned capacity would more than double Australia’s current computing load, according to the supplied information.

Exclusive-China's AI chipmakers raise prices as high-bandwidth memory shortage bites
Reuters16d agoneutral
Exclusive-China's AI chipmakers raise prices as high-bandwidth memory shortage bites

Sept 10 () - Chinese AI chipmakers including Huawei Technologies and Cambricon have sharply raised prices for current and next-generation AI processors, three people familiar with the matter said, as soaring costs for high-bandwidth memory squeeze efforts to build domestic alternatives to Nvidia. Huawei ‌has lifted the indicated price of its Ascend 950DT accelerator card, which integrates an AI processor with memory and other components, to ‌above 250,000 yuan ($37,255), two people said.

Nvidia plans major expansion of data centre capacity in Australia to meet AI demand
Reuters16d agoneutral
Nvidia plans major expansion of data centre capacity in Australia to meet AI demand

SYDNEY, Sept 10 () - Nvidia said on Thursday it was planning an expansion of data ‌centre computing capacity in Australia that would ‌more than double the nation's current load through partnerships with ​local firms. The chip company said it was working with Australian cloud and data centre firms including Firmus, CDC, NEXTDC and AirTrunk, targeting a buildout of up ‌to 2 gigawatts ⁠of AI-related capacity by 2027.