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dorsaVi has initiated early-stage evaluation of resistive RAM (RRAM) test chips, marking a key step toward an advanced 22-nm memory platform designed to meet rising AI-driven demands in edge computing.

Stockland has formalised a 50/50 partnership with EdgeConneX to develop and operate a portfolio of hyperscale data centres across Australia, blending local property expertise with global data centre know-how.

TZ Limited reported a $1.92 million loss for the half-year ending December 2025, with revenues of $5.4 million impacted by delayed US projects and integration challenges from its Keyvision acquisition. The company is banking on large tenders and expanding Microsoft data centre sales to drive recovery.

Eden Innovations is investing in new R&D equipment to enhance its carbon nanotube concrete technology, targeting the booming AI data centre market with improved heat dissipation and electromagnetic shielding.

MAAS Group Holdings has delivered a record half-year underlying EBITDA of $115.3 million, driven by strong growth in construction and real estate segments. The company also announced a major $1.7 billion divestment of its Construction Materials portfolio and a strategic $100 million investment in digital infrastructure.

FortifAI Limited has raised $5 million through a strategic placement led by a major Australian institutional fund manager, reinforcing its balance sheet and accelerating its AI development and commercialisation plans.

Cauldron Energy has announced a major uranium resource upgrade at its Yanrey Project in Western Australia, now exceeding 55 million pounds of uranium oxide. Backed by strong project economics and fully funded drilling for 2026, the company is poised to capitalise on the global nuclear resurgence amid ongoing policy challenges.

Fortifai Limited has launched a detailed roadmap for Nol8’s Agentic AI Data Plane technology, promising a dramatic leap in AI data processing speed and efficiency ahead of a commercial platform launch by the end of 2026.

Savana Asset Management highlights the US as the leading global equity market, driven by robust economic growth, AI investment surges, and investor-friendly policies. Their insights reveal why Australian investors might look across the Pacific for growth opportunities.

Greenwing Resources updates its strategy for the Que River Project, combining a renewed mining push with an innovative plan to develop digital infrastructure on site.

Maas Group Holdings is selling its Construction Materials division for $1.7 billion to Heidelberg Materials Australia, marking a strategic pivot towards electrification, digital infrastructure, and AI-led growth.

Maas Group Holdings has agreed to sell its Construction Materials division for up to $1.703 billion, marking a strategic pivot towards digital infrastructure and electrification sectors. The deal, expected to close in late 2026, includes a significant minority investment in AI infrastructure developer Firmus Grid.