Australian AI infrastructure firm Firmus Technologies says it will build its first data center project in Indonesia through a partnership with Nvidia. Bloomberg reports the project is expected to be supported by Nvidia, and Firmus says it anticipates securing as much as $30 billion in committed offtake agreements over its first six years. The Next Web adds that the arrangement is structured as an eight-year partnership and that the facility is designed as a 360-megawatt “Nvidia DSX AI Factory” campus in Batam, Indonesia, an island near Singapore. The Next Web reports the development is being carried out with Singapore-based DayOne, and that the campus is planned to begin operations in the near term, though the exact launch date is not included in the excerpt provided. Across both reports, the key elements are Firmus’ entry into Indonesia via its first data center, the role of Nvidia-backed infrastructure planning, and the scale of the facility, alongside Firmus’ stated expectation of major committed customer demand through offtake agreements.