Latest Ai Workloads News

GCM Corporation expands its VHD heat sink portfolio to 44 products and moves into liquid cooling OEM markets for AI servers, securing global distribution via DigiKey.

DXN Limited has secured A$7 million from institutional investors to fund delivery of its maiden AI HPC modular data centre contract and expand manufacturing capacity in Southeast Asia.

Centuria Capital Group is leveraging its $21.8 billion real estate platform to scale AI compute infrastructure through ResetData, aiming to capture growing sovereign and enterprise demand amid global supply constraints.

NoviqTech (ASX: NVQ) advances its biochar carbon removal strategy with a key non-binding MoU covering 70% of credits from its Great Barrier Reef project, targeting 2026 commercial milestones.

FortifAI’s Nol8 FPGA appliance dramatically reduces AI infrastructure costs by replacing up to 60,000 CPUs, slashing annual operational expenses from millions to tens of thousands of dollars.

Megaport’s Latitude.sh has secured a $35.4 million three-year compute and storage deal, adding nearly $12 million in annual recurring revenue and underpinning the company’s growth in AI-driven infrastructure.

CDC Data Centres Australia has clinched its first public investment grade rating from Moody’s, unlocking fresh capital to expand its AI-focused data centre network amid surging demand.

FortifAI Limited has unveiled benchmark results showing its Nol8 AI Data Plane technology outperforms Google’s RE2 engine by over 200,000 times under demanding AI workloads, signalling a breakthrough in data processing scalability.

Nanoveu Limited showcased its cutting-edge EMASS semiconductor technology at the Pitt Street Research Semiconductor Conference 2026, spotlighting its ultra-low-power AI chips designed for next-gen smart devices and drones.

Activeport Group’s GPU software partner Radian Arc has been acquired by Submer Technologies, creating a full-stack AI infrastructure powerhouse and unlocking fresh growth opportunities for Activeport.

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.

Activeport Group Ltd reported a 36% revenue decline and a 25% increase in net loss for the half-year ended December 2025, while securing key contracts with Tier 1 telcos and raising $8.8 million in capital.