Fredrik Ihre joins as Chief Product and Technology Officer
We are so excited to welcome Fredrik Ihre to the team. Fred joins as our Chief Product Technology Officer. Looking forward to building the future with Fred.
Insights
News and thinking from the edge of the grid.
Energy Innovation of the Year at the 2026 WA Energy Awards
Project Ohm is the 2026 Energy Innovation of the Year at the WA Energy Awards, from the Australian Institute of Energy.
Project Ohm qualifies as an Early Stage Innovation Company
With our 2026 R&D Tax Incentive registration accepted, Project Ohm qualifies under the Early Stage Innovation Company 100-point innovation test.
Project Ohm secures strategic investment from XENON
XENON makes a strategic investment in Project Ohm, bringing high-performance computing experience to distributed AI infrastructure.
Visagio Australia joins as a design partner
Visagio Australia joins as a design partner, bringing real analytics workloads to design and test our scheduling models.
At the Mid West Economic Forum in Geraldton
Two days in Geraldton at the Mid West Economic Forum 2026, where energy, infrastructure and technology led the conversation.
Wiring the Indo-Pacific at the Black Swan Summit
Matthew Meszaros joined the Black Swan Summit Australia roundtable on why Western Australia is the place for compute infrastructure at scale.
Australia’s energy system is retiring its centre, and rebuilding at the edge
As coal plants close, the grid loses the capacity it could control. What replaces that control matters more than what replaces the megawatts.
Testing energy-aware scheduling at Pawsey
Hardware arrives at the Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre, where we validate energy-aware scheduling on real supercomputing hardware.
Why Western Australia has a natural edge in green power generation to support AI data centre growth
Sun, land and fewer constraints on building solar: why Western Australia is placed to host AI compute where the power is.
OpenAI’s Economic Blueprint: where Australia can lead, and where Project Ohm fits in
OpenAI’s blueprint for Australia puts compute at the foundation. Where Australia can lead, and the part distributed infrastructure plays.
WA’s wasted watts vs Musk’s “Colossus”: a tale of AI opportunities
The world races to power giant AI clusters while Western Australia’s grid spills renewable energy it cannot use. A tale of two opportunities.
Winner of the AI for Good Innovation Factory Australia
Project Ohm won the AI for Good Innovation Factory Australia 2025, run by the ITU, and went on to pitch in Geneva.
