The expansion of data centres is expected to have a profound impact on Australia’s telecommunications infrastructure. Data centres rely on high-capacity, low-latency connectivity to transfer vast quantities of information.
CommsDay Wholesale Congress 2026 – Unite Cable System
A notable presentation featured Inligo Networks and AFL, with Ken Michael and Andrew Clark presenting an update of the Unite Cable System.
From Iron Ore to AI Intelligence: Why Australia Should Export AI Tokens
Australia has always made its living by digging things up and shipping them out. The next great export may not be a physical commodity at all.
A fabulous Submarine Networks World 2026 in Singapore
Discussion focused on what AI-scale demand means for capacity, route diversity and the subsea and terrestrial networks.
Sydney’s Data Centre Boom Hits a Critical Power Wall
Transgrid, the country’s largest transmission operator, sent an urgent notice to companies with pending connection applications in the Sydney basin.
Melbourne Is Quietly Becoming Australia’s AI Startup Capital
While Sydney’s finance and government links have long made it Australia’s default answer for tech investment, the actual data on where AI companies are founding, funding, and headquartering paints a different picture.
South Australia’s Digital Future: Data Centres, Energy Precincts and the Cable Systems
South Australia is positioning itself as one of the country’s most compelling locations for large-scale data centre development.
Inligo Networks and Barossa Green collaborate to advance regional AI infrastructure
The collaboration will address connectivity solutions that support the development of a renewable-powered digital infrastructure platform integrating AI, renewable energy generation, advanced water management.
Garry White Appointed Group Chief Commercial Officer at Inligo Networks
Garry is a former executive of ASX-listed 5G Networks (5GN) and a co-founder of the company, where he played a key role in building and scaling a successful, publicly listed business.
Bill Gates and the Pilbara Data Centre pitch
This regional push sits within a much bigger national story. Australia has signalled plans to roll out nearly 6 gigawatts of data-centre capacity worth about A$150 billion.