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Nvidia outlines Australian AI infrastructure plan targeting up to 2GW

Eight partners join a buildout plan for 2027; the target describes infrastructure capacity, not computing already available.

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11 Sep 2026

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Nvidia is working with eight Australian infrastructure providers on a buildout targeting up to 2GW by 2027, according to its September 9 announcement, covered by The Next Web on September 10, 2026.

What the plan covers

The partners are Firmus, Sharon AI, IREN, Megaport, ResetData, CDC, NEXTDC and AirTrunk. Nvidia describes expansion of land, power and building capacity intended to accommodate successive generations of its DSX platform. The providers would operate the facilities; Nvidia supplies the computing, networking and software architecture.

What remains to be demonstrated

The figure is a planned upper bound, not evidence that 2GW of AI computing is operational. The Next Web notes that the announcement does not provide a complete site-by-site delivery timetable or an overall investment figure.

TechKili's assessment: organizations considering local AI hosting should follow individual operators' delivery milestones and service terms. The programme's headline capacity alone does not establish when a particular workload can run or what it will cost.

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