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Nvidia Plans 2GW Australian AI Expansion — Sep 10, 2026Nvidia is expanding Australia’s AI compute capacity to as much as 2 GW by 2027 through partnerships with local cloud and data-centre providers, leveraging its DSX platform to boost domestic innovation and support power-generation projects. Across Southeast Asia, Zankore plans an initial 100 MW of NVIDIA DSX AI infrastructure in Indonesia, with a longer-term goal of up to 1 GW, while Sharon AI in Australia scales to 68,000 GPUs under DSX to deliver sovereign, gigawatt-scale AI compute for startups, research and enterprises.

Jared Kim Scaling Sharon AI to 68,000 GPUs under DSX looks like a solid step toward keeping our data and research sovereign.

Ligent Plans $723 Million Hong Kong IPO — 6dLigent Technologies plans a Hong Kong IPO to raise about HK$5.67 billion (roughly US$723 million) by offering 172 million shares at HK$32.96, with cornerstone investors and Hisense retaining a stake post-IPO, and aims to list on September 22 to fund R&D, expansion, and general corporate purposes as demand from data centers and cloud computing drives growth. The deal, marketed as tapping into the growing optical communications sector, values the company around HK$32.4–HK$32.398 billion and underscores Ligent’s role in data-center hardware and telecom networks.

Sam Okafor Raising HK$5.67 billion mainly for R&D makes sense if they want to keep up in cloud networking hardware.

Bezos To Give Amazon Reins To Cloud Boss Jassy as Sales Rocket Past $100 BillionReporting — Feb 3, 2021Amazon.com Inc founder Jeff Bezos will step down as CEO and become executive chairman, naming the head of its lucrative cloud computing division as successor in a sign of the company’s transformation from web retailer…

AMD-Anthropic to Deploy Up to 2 GW AI Compute — Jul 22, 2026AMD and Anthropic unveiled a deal worth up to $5 billion in equity from AMD in exchange for tens of billions of dollars of AMD’s AI server chips, enabling as much as 2 gigawatts of compute capacity with the first gigawatt online in the first half of 2027. The partnership aims to diversify Anthropic’s compute away from Nvidia and Google TPUs, intensifying AI infrastructure competition as AMD positions itself as a significant supplier alongside other cloud providers and partners.

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Pakistan inaugurates largest Sky47 Karakoram One — Jul 24, 2026Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, alongside Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, inaugurated Sky47’s Karakoram-01/One data centres in Islamabad, highlighting Pakistan’s largest AI-ready, sovereign-cloud infrastructure with an 8.5MW capacity and plans for a 5MW facility at Port Qasim by September. Built by Sky47/Mari Energies with partner ZTE, the projects aim to strengthen digital security, cloud computing, AI, and high-performance computing, advancing Pakistan’s digital self-reliance and economic opportunities.

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Microsoft’s Use Of China-Based Engineers Could Be Leaving Pentagon Tech Exposed To Hackers — Jul 15, 2025Microsoft has relied on engineers based in China for years to help maintain some of the U.S. Department of Defense’s (DOD) most sensitive cloud computing systems, potentially leaving them vulnerable to hacking…