Anthropic signs deal to use part of proposed $32bn Queensland data centre
Anthropic has signed a deal to use part of a proposed $32 billion data centre in Queensland's Western Downs. Reports indicate the project, one of the world's largest computing facilities, aims to start coming online around 2027. The agreement marks Anthropic's first data centre lease in Australia amid a broader push for significant AI infrastructure.
Key facts
- 01Anthropic signed a deal to use part of a proposed $32bn data centre in Queensland.
- 02The data centre is planned for Queensland's Western Downs region and is one of the world's large facilities.
- 03The facility is expected to start coming online around 2027.
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