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Nvidia-backed Firmus signs deal with OpenAI for Malaysia data centre capacity
Source: reuters.com
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Australia's Firmus signed a multi-year agreement to provide OpenAI with computing capacity from two Malaysian data centres, making the ChatGPT developer an anchor customer. The deal underscores accelerating demand for AI infrastructure needed to train and operate advanced models, supporting Firmus's data-centre expansion and regional AI-compute investment.
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