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How Melbourne’s AI and Data Center Flywheel Is Accelerating Research Innovation

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IEEE Spectrum - Technical Title: How Melbourne’s AI and Data Center Flywheel Is Accelerating Research Innovation Date: 2026-05-18 10:00 Source: https://spectrum.ieee.org/melbourne-ai-data-center-innovation <img src="https://spectrum.ieee.org/media-library/hot-air-balloons-over-a-riverside-city-skyline-at-sunrise-with-p…
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  • Melbourne's trajectory highlights what enables research at scale: access to frontier-grade compute, proximity to industry-ready infrastructure, and repeated opportunities for global research communities to convene

    60% confidence
  • MAVERIC employs closed-loop liquid cooling to reduce water consumption compared with conventional air-cooled systems, aligning large-scale compute growth with sustainability objectives while supporting high-density, high-throughput workloads

    60% confidence
  • Melbourne hosts Australia's largest cluster of AI firms with 188 companies, and more than 40 data centres currently operate across Victoria

    60% confidence
  • In February 2026, CDC Data Centres opened its first Melbourne campus in Brooklyn with two live facilities and a third in planning; combined with CDC's Laverton campus, Melbourne is projected to host more than 800 megawatts of sovereign digital capacity

    60% confidence
  • MAVERIC is Australia's largest university-based AI supercomputer, built and deployed by Monash University in partnership with NVIDIA, Dell Technologies, and CDC Data Centres

    60% confidence
  • MAVERIC provides a huge leap forward in compute capability that will revolutionize researchers' ability to address the most challenging and important research questions across medical research, information technology, and STEM disciplines; will seed cross-disciplinary collaborations and allow scientists to make major discoveries that positively impact the Australian and global population.

    60% confidence
  • Melbourne was named Time Out's Best City in the World in 2026, the first Australian city to hold the title

    60% confidence
  • Melbourne's expanding data centre footprint now supports hyperscale compute, applied AI deployment and large-scale research workloads simultaneously

    60% confidence
  • MAVERIC enables Australian researchers to train and evaluate large models domestically while keeping highly sensitive datasets secure and under national jurisdiction, particularly relevant in medical research where privacy, regulation or IP constraints limit use of offshore cloud resources

    60% confidence
  • Melbourne Convention Bureau is the first convention bureau in the Asia Pacific region to receive the IEEE Organisational Supporting Friend of MGA recognition

    60% confidence
  • Australia ranked second globally in 2024 data centre investment, behind only the United States, ahead of Japan, Singapore, UK, and Canada

    60% confidence
  • Melbourne is Australia's fastest-growing capital, attracting increasing concentrations of engineering and technology talent, investment and international engagement

    60% confidence

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