DCI Data Centers
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DCI Data Centers is a wholesale data center owner and operator focused on the Asia-Pacific region, selling large-block white space, fully serviced colocation, and connectivity/business continuity services to cloud providers, telecoms, enterprises and governments rather than running its own cloud or SaaS product. As of 2026 it operates or is developing more than 10 sites concentrated in Australia (Sydney and Adelaide, plus edge and expansion projects in Darwin and the Canberra region), New Zealand (Auckland), and South Korea (Seoul/Ansan), with stated ambitions to enter Japan as well. Founded in 2015 and acquired by Brookfield Asset Management’s infrastructure business in 2019, DCI differentiates itself through rapid, purpose-built delivery of high-density wholesale power for hyperscale, cloud and increasingly AI/ML customers, backed by Brookfield’s balance sheet.
DCI Data Centers has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
FACILITY OPERATOR
DCI Data Centers Data Center Locations
- Sydney, New South Wales, Australia SYD01 (Eastern Creek)AI DATA CENTER TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
SYD01 was DCI's first completed facility, located at Eastern Creek in Sydney's Western Region growth corridor with 11MW of power capacity. - Jerrabomberra, New South Wales, Australia Canberra project PENDING REVIEW
DCI submitted a planning application for a 25MW data center within the Poplars Innovation Precinct in Jerrabomberra, near Canberra. - Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia DRW01 PENDING REVIEW
DRW01 is planned as an edge facility on a secured 2.7-hectare site in Darwin Technology Park, with an option to expand up to 5 hectares. - Adelaide, South Australia, Australia ADL01 (Kidman Park) TIER-READY III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
ADL01 in Kidman Park is DCI's first Adelaide facility, sited only about 10 minutes from the CBD and Adelaide Airport. - Auckland, New Zealand AKL01 PENDING REVIEW
AKL01 represents DCI's first announced expansion beyond Australia, into the New Zealand market. - Seoul, South Korea SEL01 (Gasan-dong) PENDING REVIEW
SEL01 is DCI's first completed South Korean facility, a 20MW data center built via a joint venture with Daelim Co. in Seoul's Gasan-dong district. - Ansan, South Korea SEL02 / Ansan Sihwa AI Data CenterAI DATA CENTER TIER III PENDING REVIEW
SEL02, codenamed the Ansan Sihwa AI Data Center, is a 40MW Tier III facility in the Sihwa National Industrial Complex being built with Hyundai Engineering & Construction as general contractor, with groundbreaking held in June 2026 for operations targeted in 2028.
By Continent
AI Data Centers
DCI's clearest AI-specific project is SEL02, a 40 MW Tier III "Ansan Sihwa AI Data Center" being built with Korean partner Koramco in the Sihwa National Industrial Complex near Seoul, purpose-built with redundant power and high-reliability cooling for AI and cloud workloads, with construction starting mid-2026 and operations targeted for 2028. DCI also positions its Sydney 02 wholesale campus in Western Sydney toward hyperscale cloud and AI/ML infrastructure customers, citing next-generation cooling and higher rack densities. These are the only two facilities with concrete, sourced AI-optimization evidence; DCI's older Adelaide and first Sydney/Seoul facilities are described in general wholesale/colocation terms rather than as AI-specific builds.
- Sydney, Australia SYD01 (Eastern Creek) AI DATA CENTER TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
SYD01 was DCI's first completed facility, located at Eastern Creek in Sydney's Western Region growth corridor with 11MW of power capacity. - Ansan, South Korea SEL02 / Ansan Sihwa AI Data Center AI DATA CENTER TIER IIIPENDING REVIEW
SEL02, codenamed the Ansan Sihwa AI Data Center, is a 40MW Tier III facility in the Sihwa National Industrial Complex being built with Hyundai Engineering & Construction as general contractor, with groundbreaking held in June 2026 for operations targeted in 2028.
Common Questions
Does DCI Data Centers have AI-specific infrastructure?
Yes. In South Korea, DCI is developing a 40 MW Tier III facility (SEL02) in Ansan's Sihwa National Industrial Complex that is explicitly described as an AI data center built for high-performance AI and cloud workloads, with construction beginning in mid-2026 and operations targeted for 2028. DCI's Sydney 02 (SYD02) wholesale campus is also marketed toward hyperscale cloud and AI/ML infrastructure providers.
Where does DCI Data Centers currently have operating facilities?
DCI's completed, operating facilities are in Sydney (SYD01, Eastern Creek) and Adelaide (ADL01 and ADL02, both at Kidman Park) in Australia, and SEL01 (Gasan-dong) in Seoul, South Korea, a 20 MW facility built through a joint venture with Daelim.
Who owns DCI Data Centers?
DCI Data Centers is a portfolio company of Brookfield Asset Management's infrastructure business, which acquired the company in 2019.
What size of space does DCI Data Centers sell?
DCI specializes in wholesale facilities, generally over 100,000 square feet, rather than small retail colocation cages, serving cloud service providers, carriers, government entities and large enterprises.
Does DCI Data Centers offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 7 facilities where DCI Data Centers may offer colocation services. Please contact DCI Data Centers directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does DCI Data Centers offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for DCI Data Centers yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact DCI Data Centers directly to confirm cloud availability.
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