Australian Firmus Signs Deal With OpenAI To Supply It With Two Datacentres In Malaysia
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Australian AI technology company, Firmus, recently signed a deal with the ChatGPT creator, OpenAI, to provide its computing capacity from two planned
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The deal is a multi-year arrangement that comes after NVIDIA's stock value fell by approximately 1.5% yesterday.
Firmus isn't a household name, and it currently leases its datacentres in Malaysia, Singapore, and Australia. With regard to its home country, it is building its own datacentres in Tasmania. Unfortunately, the company itself has declined to provide further details about its planned Malaysian site, including when it plans to start operating and how much power it facilities would consume.
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