Centuria invests in ResetData to accelerate sovereign AI

ResetData joint chief executives Marcel Zalloua (far left) and Bass Salah (second from left) with Centuria joint chief executives Jason Huljich (second from right) and John McBain

Centuria Capital Group has taken a strategic stake in ResetData, backing the rollout of sovereign AI Factories across Australia. The move signals Centuria’s entry into the fast-growing AI infrastructure sector, leveraging its expertise in real estate to power the next wave of compute capacity.

Why Centuria is backing ResetData

Centuria’s investment reflects a shift in how commercial property can be used. By embedding AI Factories inside office buildings, Centuria and ResetData can:

  • Optimise underutilised space by converting offices into high-density GPU hubs

  • Lower deployment costs compared to greenfield data centre builds

  • Bring compute closer to businesses, reducing latency and boosting performance

  • Keep AI sovereign under Australian law, strengthening local control of data and IP

A new era of property meets technology

This partnership blends Centuria’s property expertise with ResetData’s sovereign AI platform. Together, they are creating office-friendly AI infrastructure that helps Australian enterprises adopt AI faster, cheaper and more sustainably.

Centuria’s investment in ResetData is not just about property. It’s about building the backbone of Australia’s intelligence economy.

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