Modular data center manufacturer DataPod has won a AU$20 million contract with the Australian Department of Defence. The contract asks for four modular facilities delivered over the next two years ...
The Australian Government is to invest in local containerized data center firm Datapod. The Australian Department of Defence over the weekend announced it will invest AU$12 million (US$9m) in the ...
Oracle has agreed to a six-year, $1.65 billion contract with Australian company Datapod to provide modular data centre infrastructure in the US and Europe. The deal is part of a broader plan to add 37 ...
Australia's Department of Defence has awarded Canberra-based firm Datapod a two-year, AU$20 million contract to provide the agency with portable, containerised data systems that can be deployed by sea ...
US tech giant Oracle has entered into a six-year supply agreement worth A$2.3bn ($1.65bn) with Australian modular data centre maker Datapod as it increases capacity for its global artificial ...
The fresh investment comes two years after Datapod won a contract to build four containerised data centres for the department, and four years after it won a $7.4 million defence contract for a single ...
Datapod, a Canberra-headquartered modular data centre manufacturer, has inked a supply agreement with Oracle as part of the cloud computing giant’s expansion plans which could be worth up to $2.3 ...
Canberra-based engineering firm Datapod has launched a line of modular container data centres which, from a base price of around $400,000, provide a complete data centre solution housed within a ...
Australian company Datapod makes modular – container sized – data centres. Eaton is partnering to power them. Why modular? If you are wondering why a data centre needs to be modular just ask those who ...
Tiny Canberra engineering outfit Datapod has unveiled a next-generation, modular data centre system that it expects to generate as much as $150 million in export revenue over the next five years.
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