Australian AI inference provider DATA GLOBAL PTY LTD has deployed an NVIDIA DGX B300 AI server cluster at the Micron21 Data Centre to enter the Australian market. Under a 3-year framework agreement, the project covers 128 DGX B300 servers, rolled out in phases, with each server rated at 15 kW full-load power. Its Token Factory platform, offering token-based pay-as-you-go inference via RESTful APIs, will soon launch commercially, with 3–6 months from deposit to service launch subject to hardware, power and cooling allocation. The asset-light model reduces upfront capital expenditure, and the firm says its onshore setup supports data-sovereignty and privacy compliance under Australian law. CEO Bill Sanger called the Tier IV GPU deployment a key APAC strategy milestone.
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