Planned under Firmus Technologies' broader Project Southgate initiative, Firmus Wesley Vale is a proposed regional AI data center campus situated in Wesley Vale, Tasmania.
Located within a zoned General Industrial precinct on part of the former Wesley Vale Pulp Mill site, the project features a single principal data hall building with a roof height between 8.5 m and 15 m housing direct liquid-cooled AI computing hardware. Positioned directly adjacent to TasNetworks’ existing Wesley Vale Substation, the site leverages direct high-voltage grid connections to deliver scalable power capacity for training and running frontier AI models.
Firmus - formerly known as Firmus Grid - was founded in 2019, and has been offering immersion-cooled AI systems running OpenStack and Kubernetes-based software from Canonical.
September 03, 2026 Firmus Technologies
Firmus Technologies has proposed a 52MW data center at the former Mill Park paper mill site in Wesley Vale, Tasmania. The project would include a 3,500 sqm (37,695 sq ft) main building, with a 2,690 sqm (28,945 sq ft) data hall. The facility would stand about 8.5 meters tall, rising to 15 meters...
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June 20, 2026 Firmus Technologies
Australian AI cloud and data center company Firmus is expanding its presence in Tasmania, with plans for a campus in Bell Bay and a potential second site in Wesley Vale. A development application has been lodged for the Bell Bay project, which the company describes as an “AI factory” to be built...
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June 23, 2023 Firmus Technologies
ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC), a data centre provider based in APAC, has invested in Firmus Technologies and plans to collaborate to introduce a GPU-focused Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) named Sustainable Metal Cloud (SMC). Set to debut in Singapore, this service is tailored for...
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