Australia’s Defense Dept. says Taingiwilta supercomputer is fully operational
System specifications still not been shared
News - Sydney
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SubCo's SMAP cable drops plans to connect to Tasmania
Needed funding from Tasmanian government
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Australia's Telstra signs sale-leaseback deal for Sydney data center
Triton Group buys site and neighboring hotel
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Telstra installs Sydney Harbor portion of inter-city fiber network
TPG completes similar cable route
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SubCo upgrades upcoming SMAP subsea cable system
Cable expected to be operational in Q1 2026
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43-story residential tower to be built over Telstra exchange in Sydney, Australia
More than 270 new residential homes to be cantilevered over critical exchange
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Rémi Galasso plans new cable connecting New Zealand to Australia
Te Waipounamu to follow similar route to Galasso’s previously announced Hawaiki Nui
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US NSF publishes study on potential subsea fiber cable to Antarctica
Frozen continent a step closer to having its first subsea cable
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Western Sydney University to get DeepSouth neuromorphic supercomputer in 2024
System capable of 228 trillion synaptic operations per second
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TPG Telecom-occupied data center up for sale in Sydney, Australia
Sale expected to fetch AU$45 million
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Bevan Slattery's SubCo plans 300Tbps Sydney-to-Perth subsea cable
SMAP cable to connect east and west Australia, offer 300 Tbps, using very little power