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DXN wins Melbourne Airport edge-data-center contract

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DXN has been awarded an approximately AU$4.1 million contract by Melbourne Airport operator APAM to supply a prefabricated edge data-center facility. The pod will support critical ICT infrastructure under the airport's development plan and is scheduled for delivery by the end of the first half of 2027. DXN also disclosed an approximately $1.6 million variation order under an existing contract with satellite operator Globalstar.
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