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Anyone with a shed, an extension cord, a couple of GPUs and an overdraft is building datacenters. Fujitsu just offloaded five
Fujitsu Australia sold five datacenters to private equity firm Next Capital, shifting focus to technology services like AI and quantum computing. The datacenters range from 2MW to 92MW in capacity, with Next Capital acquiring them for AUD$200 million. Fujitsu aims to reinvest in areas such as sovereign AI and high-performance computing.
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