Latest Gpu Orchestration News

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.

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.

Activeport Group Ltd reported steady Q2 FY26 revenue with new contracts starting to contribute and a 5% increase in annualised recurring revenue to $6.3 million. The company also reduced cash burn significantly and strengthened its cash position to support growth.

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 successfully closed a fully underwritten rights issue, raising approximately $2.5 million to support its telecommunications software ambitions. The offer included free attaching options, signaling confidence in future growth.

ActivePort Group has confirmed the mutual termination of its loan facility with Radian Arc and the lapse of a key licensing Term Sheet, clarifying its compliance with ASX disclosure rules.

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.

Activeport Group Ltd reports a robust 31% increase in SaaS revenue and a 26% rise in software licensing in Q4 FY25, driving total revenue growth and securing major telecom contracts ahead of FY26.

Activeport Group has launched its version 3.0 GPU orchestration software, enabling a major expansion in cloud gaming capacity with a large-scale deployment supporting Radian Arc and Jio’s gaming platforms.

Activeport Group Ltd reported a robust 49.3% increase in software revenue for Q3 2025, driven by strategic wins across Asia and Australia, even as SaaS revenue declined due to restructuring. The company’s new technology deployments and cost-cutting measures position it for growth in the coming quarters.

Activeport Group Ltd reported steady revenue of $2.5 million in Q2 FY25, maintaining a stable cost structure post-restructure and positioning itself for growth through new projects and a significant GPU orchestration licensing deal.