Australia-based Firmus partners with Nvidia to build its first data center in Batam, Indonesia; the 360 MW Nvidia DSX AI factory campus is developed with DayOne

Firmus Technologies, an Australia-based data center company, is building its first facility in Indonesia through a partnership with Nvidia. The project lands on Batam, an Indonesian island just south of Singapore.

The campus will be a 360-megawatt Nvidia DSX AI factory — a serious chunk of compute power purpose-built for AI workloads. DayOne is co-developing the project alongside the two partners.

The move signals Nvidia's continued push to expand its data center footprint across Southeast Asia, a region increasingly attractive for AI infrastructure thanks to growing demand and strategic geography. For Firmus, it marks a major expansion beyond its home market.

Details on timeline, total investment, and specific Nvidia hardware configurations weren't disclosed in the initial announcement. But 360 MW is no small build — that's a facility designed to handle serious AI training and inference at scale.