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SCX.ai has launched a fully managed vector storage product that turns documents into queryable embeddings on sovereign Australian infrastructure. According to the product page, developers can create a vector store, upload documents, and run context-aware retrieval-augmented generation through an API, with native connec The service uses the E5-Mistral-7B-Instruct model to convert each chunk into a 4,096-dimensional vector, which is then indexed in an isolated store with configurable distance metrics. A natural-language query is embedded and matched against the store via semantic similarity search, and the top retrieved chunks are inje

SCX.ai (ASX:SCX) expanded its existing partnership with Decidr.AI, adding $500,000 per year in infrastructure capacity plus engineering and optimisation services revenue on top of the binding Strategic Partnership Agreement signed 29 June 2026. Founder and CEO David Keane framed SCX as the local option for organisation Commercially, the expansion is tied to SCX.ai's pre-listing metrics: contracted ARR of $6.5 million at end-July 2026 (up 20.9% from $5.4 million at end-May), more than 400 active platform users, and growth in paying customers — figures also cited in the 1H FY26 ASX announcement. The article adds the useful product-impa

SCX.ai Holdings' 1H FY26 ASX announcement (31 August 2026) provides a concrete technical snapshot of its sovereign inference-as-a-service stack. Node 1 went live at Equinix SY5 in March 2026, running energy-efficient SambaNova ASIC inference chips inside geo-controlled Australian data centres, and paid token utilisatio The same disclosure confirms SCX.ai's $40 million ASX IPO at $0.30 per share on 21 August 2026 (ticker: SCX) and a binding Strategic Partnership Agreement with Decidr.AI Pty Ltd signed on 29 June 2026, signalling both the capital base and a named go-to-market partner for the sovereign inference offering. Together these

SCX.ai announced a partnership with DDN to power what the outlet describes as Australia's largest sovereign AI cloud, with DDN's Infinia data intelligence platform positioned as the storage layer underneath SCX.ai's SambaNova-based inference deployments. The partnership is framed as removing the data tier as the bottle The piece is largely behind a cookie-consent wall, so the visible excerpt confirms the partnership subject and Infinia's role but does not expose throughput figures, benchmark numbers, deployment dates, or API/SDK details specific to the joint stack. The relevant, source-supported facts are the existence of the SCX.ai

SCX.ai and DDN announced a strategic partnership on August 24, 2026 to power Australia's largest sovereign AI inferencing cloud. The alliance combines SCX's ASIC-accelerated infrastructure with DDN's Infinia data intelligence platform to deliver a secure, high-performance, multi-tenant AI factory that keeps models, wor The partnership follows SCX.ai's August 21, 2026 debut on the Australian Securities Exchange after a fully underwritten A$40 million IPO, making it Australia's first ASX-listed pure-play sovereign AI inference infrastructure company. Contracted annual recurring revenue reached A$6.5 million by the end of July 2026, up

SCX.ai's Resources hub lists multiple recent posts covering the provider's strategic and commercial developments. A August 31, 2026 strategy blog discusses the EU AI Act's high-risk obligations becoming enforceable on August 2 alongside an 80% collapse in frontier model prices, with CEO David Keane arguing this converg The hub also surfaces an August 21, 2026 post explaining SCX.ai's rationale for listing on the ASX (ticker: SCX), an August 17 post on the NSW Government's new data centre framework requiring developers to bring power rather than consume it, and an August 8 post on South Australia launching Australia's first AI Royal C