Latest Ai Data Centres News

Maas Group's JLE subsidiary has landed a $200 million deal to deliver modular electrical infrastructure for a 100MW AI factory cluster in Tasmania, marking a major step into the AI infrastructure sector.

Independent testing by UNSW confirms Green Critical Minerals’ Very High Density (VHD) technology outperforms copper and aluminium in thermal conductivity and diffusivity, positioning it as a breakthrough in thermal management.

NEXTDC reported robust FY25 results with 14% revenue growth and unveiled an ambitious 3GW expansion pipeline across Australia and Asia, positioning itself at the forefront of the AI infrastructure revolution.

Activeport Group launches the Middle East and North Africa’s inaugural AI-powered Network-to-Network Interconnect Exchange, aiming to tap into the region’s booming A$112 billion telecom market driven by hyperscale AI data centre growth.

KALiNA Power advances its Alberta AI data centre power projects with a significant CAD 18 million transfer of assigned megawatts and engages bankers to fund development capital.

Strike Energy has made significant strides in its integrated gas-to-power strategy, advancing the South Erregulla Peaking Gas Power Station and securing a major $86 million investment from Carnarvon Energy. The company also confirmed a substantial 180 PJ contingent resource at Ocean Hill, positioning itself strongly in Western Australia's evolving energy market.

NEXTDC Limited reported a 6% rise in FY25 revenue and underlying EBITDA, offset by a widened loss due to a $2.9 billion debt refinancing. The company’s strategic expansion in AI-ready data centres and a strengthened $6.4 billion debt facility position it for significant growth.

Kalina Power Limited reported a net loss of AUD 4.67 million for FY25 with no revenue generated, while pursuing strategic asset sales and capital raising amid going concern uncertainties.

Activeport Group has unveiled Private-Cloud Connect, Australia’s first variable bandwidth fibre network for private cloud services, securing three major data centre customers shortly after launch.

KALiNA Power has secured a significant 180 MW allocation under Alberta's stringent power limit process and is actively monetizing assets to fund its AI data centre power projects.

KALiNA Power has advanced its Canadian AI data centre power portfolio with strategic site sales, partnerships, and a $1.5 million capital raise to fund development milestones.

KALINA Power has significantly expanded its land holdings in Alberta, boosting its potential Power-CCS capacity to 1.7 GW to meet surging demand for data centre power solutions with carbon capture.