DATA GLOBAL Deploys AI Server Cluster at Micron21 Data Centre

SYDNEY, Nov. 4, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Australian artificial intelligence inference provider DATA GLOBAL PTY LTD has made a significant move into the local market by deploying its NVIDIA DGX B300 AI server cluster at Micron21 Data Centre. This strategic deployment marks the firm’s entry into the Australian market, aiming to deliver low-latency, data-sovereignty-compliant Token Factory inference services to regional clients.

The project, which involves 128 DGX B300 servers, is part of a three-year framework agreement with Micron21 Data Centre. DATA GLOBAL will oversee the phased contracting and on-demand rollout of the servers, providing a flexible and scalable solution for its clients. Each DGX B300 server operates at a 15 kW full-load power rating, ensuring high-availability requirements are met with A/B dual-redundant power.

Micron21 Data Centre, a fully Australian-owned Tier IV certified facility with ISO 27001 security certifications, will supply the full-stack infrastructure necessary for the project. This includes rack space, power, cooling, and cluster networking. The timeline from deposit to service launch spans 3 to 6 months, contingent on hardware sourcing, power and cooling allocation, and on-site commissioning.

DATA GLOBAL’s Token Factory inference platform will soon launch commercially, offering standardised API inference services to Australian and Asia-Pacific enterprises. The platform eliminates the burden of GPU procurement, cluster setup, and large model maintenance, allowing clients to access leading open-source large model capabilities via RESTful APIs. These capabilities include text and code generation, summarisation, translation, knowledge Q&A, and multimodal inference. The token-based pay-as-you-go service supports fast client onboarding and aligns with Australian data sovereignty and privacy rules.

The deployment also complies with Australia's Privacy Act 1988 and Australian Privacy Principles, ensuring secure AI inference for ANZ and Southeast Asian organisations with data residency requirements. This move by DATA GLOBAL underscores its commitment to providing robust, secure, and scalable AI inference services in the Australian market.