Latest Data Sovereignty News

Icetana AI reported a 51% year-on-year jump in annual recurring revenue to $2.6 million but faced a $1.2 million net operating cash outflow in Q3 FY26, prompting plans for a capital raise amid expected cash flow improvements.

Resonance Health has reported record half-year revenue and strong progress in clinical trials, alongside promising new technology deployments set to enhance its global footprint.

DXN Limited has signed a strategic MOU with Super Sistem Indonesia to form a joint venture targeting Indonesia’s rapidly expanding digital infrastructure market, aiming for US$7 million in revenue over three years.

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT appoints Michael Juniper as CEO, signaling a strategic push into advanced data centre development amid rising cloud and AI demand. Chris Maher shifts focus to government relations, underscoring regulatory challenges ahead.

NEXTDC has inked a Memorandum of Understanding with OpenAI to develop a cutting-edge sovereign AI infrastructure in Sydney, marking a major step in Australia’s digital sovereignty ambitions.

WhiteHawk Limited has launched its first Australian office in Perth and signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Novera to co-develop a cybersecurity and AI governance platform tailored for the Australian market and broader APEC region.

Activeport Group Ltd has launched a new AI model routing platform that leverages its GPU orchestration expertise to deliver secure, sovereign AI hosting with hybrid cloud compatibility.

Activeport Group has landed a major contract to provide orchestration software for a GPU platform in Thailand, marking a significant step into the country’s expanding $10 billion telecommunications market.

5G Networks Limited (5GN) reported a robust 27% revenue increase in FY25, driven by organic growth and a strategic acquisition of an 89.65% stake in cybersecurity firm AUCyber. The company’s underlying EBITDA turned positive, signaling a financial turnaround despite integration costs.

5G Networks has reported a strong FY25 with an 8% revenue increase and a positive EBITDA turnaround, driven by the strategic acquisition of cyber security firm AUCyber. The company’s expansion into sovereign cloud services signals a new growth chapter.

AUCyber Limited reported a 112% revenue increase to $23 million in FY25, driven by acquisitions and cybersecurity growth, despite a $37.6 million net loss largely due to impairment charges. The company’s strategic pivot under 5G Networks’ majority ownership signals a renewed focus on sovereign cloud and AI-enhanced security services.

Atturra Limited has become the first Australian Microsoft Solutions Partner to earn the Private Cloud Solution Partner designation, underscoring its leadership in sovereign and hybrid cloud services for critical sectors.