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Australia's Firmus Technologies strikes AI access deal with Nvidia
Australia's Firmus Technologies has signed an AI access deal with Nvidia, as reported by Reuters.
Firmus Technologies, an Australian company, has entered into an AI access agreement with Nvidia, according to Reuters. The deal is expected to provide Firmus with access to Nvidia's AI computing resources. This partnership could strengthen Australia's AI infrastructure capabilities. Specific terms have not been disclosed, but it marks another expansion of Nvidia's global AI collaborations. The move is significant as it reflects growing efforts by Australian tech firms to secure advanced AI computing power.
Why it matters
This deal will enable Firmus Technologies to leverage Nvidia's AI technology, potentially boosting AI innovation in Australia.
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