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Digitimes September 11, 2026 By DIGITIMES positive

Nvidia expands Australian AI factory push as global demand rises

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Nvidia's latest partnerships in Australia could reshape where AI capacity is built and who can access it. The plan links power, data centers, and open models to local innovation, while also signaling a broader shift in how countries compete for compute, investment, and AI sovereignty worldwide.
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