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Federal policy just moved in your favour, and our model was built for it. This week the government signalled that new data centres should run on majority-renewable power. Our model places computing power directly at the source of renewable energy delivering AI infrastructure that deploys 8× faster than the traditional data centre model, runs at 50% of the cost, and operates on 100% renewable energy. We're calling for expressions of interest in renewable supply across the NEM, from projects operating or approaching operation. Express your interest before 30 September here: https://lnkd.in/gkMKyhER

You already know AI compute wants your power. What matters is how fast you can turn it into revenue The WinDC modular data centres place compute directly at the source of renewable energy delivering AI infrastructure that deploys 8× faster than the traditional data centre model, runs at 50% of the cost, and operates on 100% renewable energy. We're calling for expressions of interest in renewable supply across the NEM, from projects operating or approaching operation. It's a direct route to revenue from generation the grid can't move. Express your interest before 30 September: https://lnkd.in/gkMKyhER

Plenty of data centres want your power. WinDC turns your curtailed energy into revenue faster. Our modular data centres are built at the source of renewable generation, so there's no waiting on a grid connection or a multi-year build. Our model places computing power directly at the source of renewable energy delivering AI infrastructure that deploys 8× faster than the traditional data centre model, runs at 50% of the cost, and operates on 100% renewable energy. We're calling for expressions of interest in renewable supply across the NEM, from projects operating or approaching operation. It's a direct route to revenue from generation the grid can't move. Expressions of interest close 30 September. Submit your EOI here: https://lnkd.in/gkMKyhER

Can an industry add inflationary pressure while it is being built, but help solve inflation once it is operating? That may be the real opportunity with AI infrastructure. Inflation isn’t simply a function of demand. It’s also a function of productivity. The Reserve Bank of Australia has repeatedly pointed to Australia’s weak productivity growth as one of the country’s biggest structural economic challenges. If AI infrastructure enables every sector to produce more with the same workforce, it doesn’t just create demand, it expands productive capacity. That’s why I think we’re looking at data centres through the wrong lens. The Australian Financial Review highlighted the RBA’s observation that Australia’s data centre boom is contributing to higher investment, imported capital equipment and pressure on resources. Machinery and equipment investment surged more than 16% in the March quarter, the strongest quarterly increase in almost 30 years, driven largely by data centre investment. At the same time, Australia’s current account moved to a $27.1 billion deficit, as capital equipment imports accelerated. But they’re only measuring the construction phase. The operational phase tells a very different story. If Australia uses its energy advantage to produce compute for Asia, data centres stop being domestic electricity loads and become export infrastructure. Every AI inference, cloud workload and high-performance computing task sold offshore becomes a services export. That means foreign revenue flowing into Australia, a stronger current account, higher GDP and an economy less reliant on exporting raw commodities. The long-term economics become even more compelling. Independent analysis points to more than $155 billion of data centre investment in Australia, with a potential $75 billion net contribution to GDP, before considering the productivity gains AI can unlock across the broader economy. The question, then, isn’t whether Australia should build AI infrastructure. It’s how and where we build it. Modular and portable infrastructure deployed where electricity is generated can unlock constrained generation, reduce the need for costly network upgrades and adapt as energy markets evolve. The result is lower capital intensity, faster deployment and more economic value from every megawatt. Australia built its prosperity by exporting what came out of the ground. The next chapter may be built on exporting what flows through fibre. If we get the model right, AI infrastructure won’t simply consume energy, it will convert Australian energy into globally traded digital exports. That means stronger productivity, a healthier external balance and an economy better equipped to grow without reigniting inflation. That’s an opportunity worth building for. https://lnkd.in/gbGHtjiR

Turning curtailed generation into revenue shouldn't take years. WinDC modular data centres place compute directly at the source of renewable energy delivering AI infrastructure that deploys 8× faster than the traditional data centre model, runs at 50% of the cost, and operates on 100% renewable energy. We're calling for expressions of interest in renewable supply across the NEM, from projects operating or approaching operation. It's the quickest route to put your generation to work. Expressions of interest close 30 September. Submit your EOI here: https://lnkd.in/gkMKyhER

We're calling for expressions of interest in renewable power supply across the NEM. Our model places computing power directly at the source of renewable energy delivering AI infrastructure that deploys 8× faster than the traditional data centre model, runs at 50% of the cost, and operates on 100% renewable energy. If your project is in the NEM and operating or approaching operation, this is a direct route to revenue from generation the grid can't move. Expressions of interest close 30 September. Submit your EOI here: https://lnkd.in/gkMKyhER