Latest Ai Workloads News

Activeport Group has launched a flexible, consumption-based 100GB inter-capital network service integrated into its Global Edge platform, partnering with Titan Telecoms to connect major Australian cities. The company has already secured its first orders from wholesale network operators.

BrainChip Holdings has moved its AKD1500 neuromorphic AI chip into volume production, supported by key supply agreements and expanded distribution channels, while maintaining a stable cash position.

CDC, Infratil’s data centre arm, has locked in approximately 100MW of new contracted capacity, reinforcing strong demand driven by cloud and AI workloads in Australasia. This milestone supports CDC’s target to double FY25 earnings by FY27.

Activeport Group launches Asia’s inaugural software-orchestrated Network-to-Network Interconnect Exchange in Singapore, integrating Megaport’s global data centre connectivity to transform cross-border telecom services.

NEXTDC’s FY25 results reveal robust financial growth driven by surging AI and cloud demand, alongside a strategic joint venture to expand its Western Sydney data centre footprint.

Macquarie Technology Group Limited reported solid FY25 results with continued EBITDA growth and strong cash conversion, underpinned by strategic investments in data centre capacity and AI capabilities.

Atturra Limited reported a robust 24% increase in revenue and underlying EBITDA for FY25, driven by six strategic acquisitions and expanded government contracts. Despite a slight dip in net profit, the company is poised for further growth with a 10% share buyback and a strong focus on AI and enterprise solutions.

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.

Spark New Zealand is selling 75% of its data centre business to Pacific Equity Partners for up to $705 million, aiming to accelerate capacity expansion amid rising cloud and AI demand.

Macquarie Technology Group’s subsidiary has secured an option to acquire a prime Sydney site for a major new data centre campus, aiming to boost capacity for AI, cloud, and government clients.

NEXTDC has increased its contracted utilisation by 16MW to 244MW, driven by new hyperscale customer contracts at its Kuala Lumpur data centre, KL1, set to launch in early 2026.

HMC Capital has unveiled an ambitious plan to grow its assets under management to over $50 billion within the next 3-5 years, supported by strong fundraising and diversified investment verticals. The company’s FY25 outlook remains solid, underpinned by operational growth and strategic initiatives across real estate, digital infrastructure, and energy transition.