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AI Startup Firmus to Build Indonesia Data Center With Nvidia

AI startup Firmus is partnering with Nvidia to establish a massive data center project in Indonesia.

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Australian startup Firmus partnered with Nvidia to build an AI campus and data center in Indonesia. Nvidia agreed to supply up to 170,000 AI accelerators for the project.

Firmus also put its ASX float behind the bet as it planned this expansion.

Epilogue added 37d ago, after coverage quieted.

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What happened

Firmus Technologies, an Australian AI startup, has entered a partnership with Nvidia to build a large-scale data center in Indonesia. The deal provides Firmus with AI access and follows the company's ASX float.

Coverage from Bloomberg, The Information, and Reuters emphasizes the scale of the project. The Australian Financial Review (AFR) further notes that Firmus is targeting $43 billion in revenues as part of this Indonesian expansion.

Future developments center on the execution of the data center build and the company's ability to reach its projected revenue targets.

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Who are the primary partners in this project?

The project is a partnership between Australia's Firmus Technologies and Nvidia.

Where will the data center be located?

The data center will be built in Indonesia.

What are Firmus's revenue expectations?

According to the AFR, Firmus eyes $43 billion in revenues.

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