AI hosting

Powered AI capacity, sooner.

DAME sites use grid connections that are already built, so new capacity is not held up in the connection queue.

DAME engineers at a cooling unit

Specification

The spec at a glance.

Design standard
Tier III, N+1
Rack density
High density, for the latest GPUs
Cooling
Direct-to-chip or immersion, closed loop
Network
Dark fibre to managed IP
Time to power
From 6 months, site dependent

Built to your requirements

Sized to the workload.

Tell us the platform and the date. We match the site and size the hall.

Hall layoutSingle block

Training

Large clusters that run for weeks.

Deployment
A dedicated hall or a full site, beside generation
Cooling
Liquid cooling at the highest density
Hall layoutSeparate pods

Fine-tuning and research

Smaller clusters that change often.

Deployment
Pods within a shared hall
Cooling
Liquid cooling at high density
Hall layoutRoom to expand

Inference

Serving models at volume.

Deployment
Pods on dark fibre to the major networks, for high-volume and batch serving
Cooling
Liquid cooling sized to the pod

Modular delivery

Built in a factory. Installed on site.

Compute, cooling and power arrive as containerised pods, built and tested by suppliers such as Schneider Electric and Vertiv. Less work on site means AI capacity runs sooner, and more pods are added as demand grows.

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    Built and tested off site

    Racks, cabling, piping, power and liquid cooling are fitted and tested before shipping, which cuts onsite work and delays.

  • 02

    Site work in parallel

    Groundworks and the connection are prepared while the pods are built, so neither waits on the other.

  • 03

    Staged to demand

    Capacity is staged to your date. Hardware goes in last, so a late shipment never holds up the build.

How we deliver

Designed to NVIDIA reference architectures.

Reference designs
NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 and HGX B300.
Partners
Power and cooling from Schneider Electric, Vertiv and Delta. Servers from Supermicro and HPE.
AI operations
Led by engineers who have rolled out GPU services in 70 countries with AWS, Google, Akamai and Fastly.
Since 2021
We have run liquid-cooled compute since 2021. It runs today at our R&D centre in Georgetown, Tasmania.

Service scope

Choose where our scope ends.

Every level includes the grid connection, contracted power, land, fibre access and room to expand. Choose how much of the rest DAME runs.

Scope itemPowered landColocationManaged
Building, critical power and liquid coolingCustomerIncludedIncluded
Remote hands, with a service level and creditsOptionalIncludedIncluded
Ports, cross-connects, internet and dark fibreOptionalOptionalIncluded
Monitoring portal and service level reportingCustomerIncludedIncluded
Servers, network fabric and storage, run to the OSCustomerCustomerIncluded
GPU clusters and orchestrationCustomerCustomerOptional

"Customer" means the customer provides it. GPU and server finance is available through our partners. Scope is confirmed per site and contract.

Where we build

Operating in Tasmania. Building on the mainland.

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Operational sites

535MW

In development, five sites

QLD 1165 MWVIC 2300 MWVIC 110 MWSA 110 MWSA 250 MWGeorgetown R&D centreGeorgetown solar

Locations on the map are approximate.

Operational

  • Georgetown R&D centreTasmaniaOperational
  • Georgetown solarTasmaniaOperational

In development

  • SA 1South Australia10 MW
  • SA 2South Australia50 MW
  • VIC 1Victoria10 MW
  • VIC 2Victoria300 MW
  • QLD 1Queensland165 MW

How many megawatts,and when?

Tell us the capacity and the timeline. DAME will identify the sites that can supply it.

Ask about capacity