OpenAI just anchored an Australian company’s Malaysian data centres

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Firmus, an Australian company, will build data centres in Malaysia equipped with Nvidia chips to provide compute power to OpenAI under a multi-year contract, marking a shift in Asia-Pacific's role in AI infrastructure. The deal surpasses 900MW of contracted capacity, with Firmus manufacturing key components in Australia and Malaysia hosting both American and Chinese AI hardware projects.

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