AirTrunk
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AirTrunk is an Australian-founded hyperscale data centre developer and operator that designs, builds, and operates large wholesale data centre campuses across the Asia-Pacific and, as of 2025, the Middle East, leasing capacity primarily to major cloud and technology companies such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. Founded in 2015 by Robin Khuda, the company operates more than 3 gigawatts of operating and planned capacity across roughly 20 sites in six countries — Australia, Singapore, Japan, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and India — making it, by its own and industry accounts, the largest independent hyperscale data centre platform in the Asia-Pacific region outside China. In 2024 AirTrunk was acquired by Blackstone and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board from Macquarie Asset Management and PSP Investments in a deal valued at roughly A$24 billion, one of the largest data centre transactions globally. Its business model centers on developing multi-building campuses (e.g. Sydney, Melbourne, Tokyo, Osaka, Singapore, Hong Kong, Johor Bahru, and Mumbai) at scale for large technology tenants rather than selling small colocation cabinets to enterprises directly.
AirTrunk has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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AirTrunk Data Center Locations
- Sydney, New South Wales, Australia SYD1 PENDING REVIEW
SYD1 was Australia's first hyperscale data centre built by AirTrunk, operational since 2017, and later became the site of a rooftop solar array installation. - Sydney, New South Wales, Australia SYD2 PENDING REVIEW
SYD2, located in Lane Cove West, was AirTrunk's third Australian data centre and its first in the Sydney North submarket. - Sydney, New South Wales, Australia SYD3 PENDING REVIEW
SYD3 is planned as a roughly 320MW, seven-story data centre spanning about 1.3 million square feet at Huntingwood, following AirTrunk's 2021 land purchase and subsequent planning filing. - Melbourne, Victoria, Australia MEL1 PENDING REVIEW
MEL1 in Derrimut has been operational since 2017 as one of Australia's first hyperscale campuses and is being expanded across six total phases to deliver over 100MW of new IT load. - Melbourne, Victoria, Australia MEL2 PENDING REVIEW
MEL2 is AirTrunk's second regional Melbourne campus, following the company's finalized acquisition of a new site for this expansion. - Tsing Yi, Hong Kong HKG1 PENDING REVIEW
- Mumbai, Maharashtra, India BOM3 PENDING REVIEW
- Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India BOM1 PENDING REVIEW
BOM1, in Airoli, Navi Mumbai, is a roughly 60MW facility that AirTrunk gained through its 2026 acquisition of Lumina CloudInfra, whose tenants have included Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Oracle. - Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India BOM2 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
BOM2 is a 120+MW carrier-neutral data centre in Mahape, Navi Mumbai, designed for high availability with a PUE below 1.4. - Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India MAA1 PENDING REVIEW
- Hyderabad, Telangana, India HYD1 PENDING REVIEW
- Inzai, Japan TOK1 PENDING REVIEW
TOK1, AirTrunk's flagship Japan campus, opened in November 2021 after being delivered in just 45 weeks, and in March 2026 secured a JP¥191.6 billion green loan described as the largest data centre financing ever completed in Japan. - Osaka, Japan OSK1 PENDING REVIEW
OSK1, in West Osaka, delivers 20MW of capacity and was AirTrunk's third data centre in Japan, expanding its hyperscale platform beyond Tokyo. - Osaka, Japan OSK2 PENDING REVIEW
OSK2, in East Osaka, is planned to deliver up to 100MW of total campus IT capacity, complementing OSK1's 20MW and pushing AirTrunk's Japan platform toward roughly 530MW. - Tokyo, Japan TOK2 PENDING REVIEW
TOK2 officially opened in December 2024 with a traditional ceremony attended by the Australian Ambassador to Japan, and is scalable to over 110MW. - Johor Bahru, Malaysia JHB1 PENDING REVIEW
JHB1 officially commenced operations in 2024 as an eight-story building with a capacity of 20MW. - Johor Bahru, Malaysia JHB4 PENDING REVIEW
JHB4 is AirTrunk's second newly announced Johor hyperscale campus, extending the company's long-term Malaysia expansion strategy.
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Common Questions
Does AirTrunk sell cloud computing services directly to end users?
No — AirTrunk builds and leases wholesale data centre space (campuses and data halls) to large technology and cloud companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google, who then run their own cloud services from that space; AirTrunk itself does not sell public cloud compute.
Who owns AirTrunk?
AirTrunk was founded by Robin Khuda in 2015 and, after a period of majority ownership by Macquarie Asset Management and PSP Investments, was acquired by Blackstone (76%) and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (12%) in a 2024 deal worth roughly A$24 billion.
Does AirTrunk have AI/GPU-specific data centre infrastructure?
AirTrunk's newly announced OSK2 campus in East Osaka, Japan, was described by the company as designed specifically to meet surging demand for cloud and AI infrastructure in the Kansai region, though this is a specific claim about that one campus rather than the company's entire portfolio.
In which countries does AirTrunk currently operate physical data centres?
As of 2026, AirTrunk operates or is developing physical campuses in Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, and India, with a newly announced (not-yet-built) partnership to develop a campus in Saudi Arabia.
Does AirTrunk offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 17 facilities where AirTrunk may offer colocation services. Please contact AirTrunk directly to confirm current availability and terms.
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