Modular data centres deploy in ~90 days at a fraction of traditional build costs. Here's how the two models compare for Australian organisations.

Australia wastes billions in clean energy every year due to grid constraints. Modular compute deployed behind the meter is changing that equation.

AI factories are replacing conventional data centres as the backbone of modern AI. Here's what they are, why Australia needs them urgently, and how WinDC is building them.

WinDC Founder and CEO Andrew Sjoquist answers the questions government, business and regional communities are asking about the future of AI infrastructure in Australia.

The partnership between WinDC and Armada began with a simple observation: the future of artificial intelligence will not be constrained by chips, but by power.

WinDC founder and CEO Andrew Sjoquist joined Ben Fordham on 2GB to discuss the launch of Australia’s first portable data centre and how it could reshape the future of artificial intelligence infrastructure. Designed as relocatable 40-foot container units, WinDC’s data centres can be deployed in as little as 90 days and operate using close to 100% renewable energy by locating directly at solar, wind and hydro sites. By bypassing grid constraints and utilising excess renewable power that would otherwise go to waste, the technology offers a faster, lower-cost alternative to traditional data centres while helping Australia build sovereign AI capability.

WinDC announced a strategic partnership with First Nations–owned technology and cybersecurity company Yirigaa to accelerate the deployment of sovereign, renewable-powered AI infrastructure across regional Australia, unlocking new digital capability, economic opportunity and export potential beyond metropolitan data centre hubs.

What happens when the world’s fastest-growing technology meets one of Australia’s biggest natural advantages — renewable energy? Read the blog to find out more.

WinDC announces the launch of its portable, renewable-powered AI Factories and data centres, a first-of-its-kind infrastructure model designed to unlock Australia’s constrained AI computing supply.