Weekly NVIDIA Update AI INFRASTRUCTURE EXPANSION IN INDONESIA Firmus Technologies partnered with $NVDA to develop a 360MW AI campus in Batam, Indonesia, featuring up to 170,000 Nvidia AI accelerators through 2028. Firmus expects $25B–$30B in customer offtake agreements over the partnership's first six years, highlighting strong long-term AI infrastructure demand. QUANDELA VALIDATES GPU–QPU INTEGRATION Quandela announced it experimentally validated low-latency integration between its photonic quantum processors and $NVDA accelerated computing infrastructure via NVQLink. The milestone supports tighter GPU–QPU collaboration for hybrid AI, quantum machine learning, and HPC workloads, advancing quantum accelerator deployment in data centers. GEOTHERMAL AI PARTNERSHIP $FRVO partnered with $NVDA and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory to develop EGS-Twin, an AI-powered digital twin platform that uses NVIDIA Omniverse to optimize geothermal reservoir performance. The collaboration aims to improve operational efficiency and support scalable geothermal energy production, with deployment targeted by 2029.