Vobile and UNN Plan AI Factories in Brunei
Vobile and Unified National Networks have signed agreements to build and operate AI factories in Brunei Darussalam, the companies announced in a press release. The agreements were signed on September 3 at UNN's Tungku Submarine Cable Landing Station.
UNN will allocate 25 MW at its new AI capable data center to Vobile, with another 25 MW reserved for future expansion. The facility uses liquid cooling and high power density infrastructure designed to support NVIDIA's latest GPU systems.
Vobile will use the capacity to expand DreamMaker, its platform for creating video entertainment with AI. The platform serves film and television studios, independent producers, and content creators, with tools for intellectual property protection and revenue generation.
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