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Australian data centres: map and directory

34 data centres from 10 operators, with location, status and capacity where the operator publishes it. 25 of the 34 are in Sydney and Melbourne.

34
data centres
10
operators
7
towns and cities
495 MW
operator-published IT capacity at 9 operating data centres

Checked against operators' published information · last verified 26 June 2026

Marker colour shows status · 34 data centres with a public location

All 34 data centres

Data centreOperatorTown or cityStatusPublished capacity
AirTrunk MEL1 Melbourne AirTrunk Melbourne Operating Not published
AirTrunk SYD1 Sydney West AirTrunk Sydney Operating Not published
AirTrunk SYD2 Sydney North AirTrunk Sydney Operating Not published
CDC Eastern Creek Campus CDC Data Centres Sydney Operating Not published
CDC Fyshwick Campus CDC Data Centres Canberra Operating Not published
CDC Hume Campus CDC Data Centres Canberra Operating Not published
DCI SYD01 Sydney DCI Data Centers Sydney Operating 11 MW (basis not stated)
Digital Realty MEL10 Melbourne Digital Realty Melbourne Operating 11.5 MW (basis not stated)
Equinix ME1 Melbourne Equinix Melbourne Operating Not published
Equinix ME2 Melbourne Equinix Melbourne Operating Not published
Equinix SY1 Sydney Equinix Sydney Operating Not published
Equinix SY2 Sydney Equinix Sydney Operating Not published
Equinix SY3 Sydney Equinix Sydney Operating Not published
Equinix SY4 Sydney Equinix Sydney Operating Not published
Equinix SY5 Sydney Equinix Sydney Operating Not published
Equinix SY6 Sydney Equinix Sydney Operating Not published
Global Switch Sydney Global Switch Sydney Operating Not published
Macquarie Intellicentre 2 (IC2) Macquarie Technology Sydney Operating Not published
Macquarie Intellicentre 3 (IC3) Super West Macquarie Technology Sydney Operating Not published
NEXTDC A1 Adelaide NEXTDC Adelaide Operating 5 MW IT
NEXTDC B1 Brisbane NEXTDC Brisbane Operating 2.3 MW IT
NEXTDC B2 Brisbane NEXTDC Brisbane Operating 12 MW IT
NEXTDC C1 Canberra NEXTDC Canberra Operating 4.4 MW IT
NEXTDC M1 Melbourne NEXTDC Melbourne Operating 16 MW IT
NEXTDC M2 Melbourne NEXTDC Melbourne Operating 120 MW IT
NEXTDC M3 Melbourne NEXTDC Melbourne Operating 225 MW IT
NEXTDC P1 Perth NEXTDC Perth Operating Not published
NEXTDC P2 Perth NEXTDC Perth Operating Not published
NEXTDC S1 Sydney NEXTDC Sydney Operating Not published
NEXTDC S2 Sydney NEXTDC Sydney Operating 30 MW IT
NEXTDC S3 Sydney NEXTDC Sydney Operating 80 MW IT
NEXTDC S4 Sydney NEXTDC Sydney Under construction 350 MW planned
NTT Sydney 1 Data Center NTT Global Data Centers Sydney Operating Not published
Polaris Data Centre Springfield Polaris Data Centre Springfield Operating Not published

Capacity as the operator publishes it · IT capacity and total site power are labelled, never added together

Largest by published IT capacity

  1. 1NEXTDC M3 MelbourneNEXTDC · Melbourne225 MW
  2. 2NEXTDC M2 MelbourneNEXTDC · Melbourne120 MW
  3. 3NEXTDC S3 SydneyNEXTDC · Sydney80 MW
  4. 4NEXTDC S2 SydneyNEXTDC · Sydney30 MW
  5. 5NEXTDC M1 MelbourneNEXTDC · Melbourne16 MW

Operating data centres whose operator publishes IT capacity · 9 in the directory

Questions about listed Australian data centres

How many Australian data centres are listed in the directory?

The directory lists 34 named Australian facilities across 10 operators, based on public-source facility records for operating and planned sites. It is a selected directory rather than an exhaustive national census, and it does not measure currently available capacity.

Where are the listed Australian data centres located?

Most listed facilities are concentrated in Sydney and Melbourne, which account for 25 entries in the directory. Listed records also cover facilities in Canberra, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Springfield.

How are the largest Australian data centres compared?

Comparisons of the largest facilities use only operating sites with operator-published IT capacity, excluding planned projects and total site power figures. The full directory table includes all listed facilities alongside their operational status and labelled capacity base. When comparing facilities, evaluate IT capacity against IT capacity rather than total site power, check whether a site is operating or planned, and confirm the capacity available for your delivery date. Published IT capacity does not indicate currently uncommitted space or power: required IT load, cooling, connectivity, delivery timing and availability must be confirmed directly with the operator.

Which Canberra data centres are included in the directory?

The directory includes CDC Fyshwick Campus, CDC Hume Campus and NEXTDC C1 Canberra. Published information from the operators can be viewed through NEXTDC and CDC.

Submit an Australian capacity requirement

Submit your target market, required IT load, cooling and connectivity needs, and timing for review by the Data Centre Axis team. For directory corrections or updates, use the separate contact route.