Why it matters
The strategic read
Adds another Singapore-adjacent Indonesia AI factory lane beside Gorilla / NeutraDC, but at much larger power scale. Firmus is pairing NVIDIA DSX architecture, DayOne development capacity and Batam geography into a 360 MW campus, while the reported $30B of potential committed offtake underscores how fast AI-infrastructure demand is spilling into Southeast Asian power and data-center markets.
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What was disclosed
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Bloomberg reported on June 28, 2026 that Firmus Technologies will build its first data-center project in Indonesia as part of a partnership with NVIDIA.
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The project is a 360 MW NVIDIA DSX AI Factory campus in Batam, Indonesia, an island near Singapore.
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Bloomberg reported that Firmus and Singapore-based DayOne will develop the campus.
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Firmus said the NVIDIA partnership is expected to win it as much as $30B in committed offtake agreements in its first six years.
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Bloomberg described the arrangement as part of an eight-year partnership with NVIDIA.
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Reuters also reported on June 28, 2026 that Australia's Firmus Technologies struck an AI access deal with NVIDIA.
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Data Center Dynamics reported on June 29 that the agreement calls for Firmus to procure NVIDIA AI infrastructure through 2034 and provide NVIDIA-powered cloud services.
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DCD said the Batam deployment will comprise 170,000 GPUs, including Grace Blackwell, Vera Rubin and Vera AI chips rolling out through 2027 and 2028.
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DCD reported that DayOne is developing the Kabil Tech Park campus tied to a 450 MW PPA with PLN Batam, and that the Firmus campus will ultimately offer 360 MW of capacity.
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Google News source trails surfaced Bloomberg, Reuters, The Information, Firstpost, The Australian and AFR coverage of the Firmus / NVIDIA Indonesia data-center partnership on June 28.
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The reported project sits in Batam, the same Singapore-adjacent Indonesian data-center market where Gorilla / NeutraDC GPUaaS capacity is already represented in the Deal Room.
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What is known—and what is not
Market reporting quoting Firmus company statements, with Bloomberg accessible through reader extraction and Reuters / The Information / Australian financial press corroborating the announcement in source trails; DCD later added GPU, procurement-through-2034, chip-generation and DayOne / 450 MW PPA detail. Publicly accessible materials disclose Firmus, DayOne, NVIDIA, Batam, 360 MW, 170,000 GPUs, NVIDIA DSX AI Factory framing, Grace Blackwell / Vera Rubin / Vera AI rollout, eight-year partnership language and $25B-$30B expected committed offtake over six years. Public materials do not yet disclose a primary Firmus or NVIDIA press release, full partnership agreement, signed customer names, take-or-pay terms, offtake schedule, financing package, land parcel, utility interconnection, full power procurement documents, construction / EPC awards, equipment purchase orders, delivery milestones, cooling design, permit status, or whether the full reported offtake amount is legally committed today.