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DCI Data Centers is a wholesale and colocation data center owner-operator focused on the Asia-Pacific region, built around large, purpose-built campuses of 100,000+ square feet designed for cloud, enterprise, telecom and government customers rather than small retail colocation. As of 2025 it operates completed facilities in Sydney and Adelaide, Australia, and Auckland, New Zealand, with additional sites under construction or in planning around Canberra, further Adelaide and Sydney expansion, and an edge facility proposed for Darwin. Founded in 2015 and now a portfolio company of Brookfield Asset Management’s infrastructure and Global Data Centre Platform business, DCI positions itself around rapid, standardized construction methods and sustainability commitments (including 100% renewable-powered New Zealand sites) rather than owning the largest footprint outright — its facilities tend to be delivered in stages (e.g. an initial 10MW hall scaling to 40-50MW campuses) to match demand growth in markets like Auckland that had a capacity gap for hyperscale and government-grade infrastructure.
DCI Data Centers has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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As of 2025, DCI's completed, operating facilities are in Sydney and Adelaide, Australia, and Auckland, New Zealand, with further sites (Canberra, additional Adelaide and Sydney buildings, and a proposed Darwin edge facility) announced or under construction.
DCI is a portfolio company of Brookfield Asset Management, operated as part of Brookfield's Global Data Centre Platform, with a management team drawn from Australia, Singapore and South Korea.
DCI sells wholesale colocation, white space, connectivity and business continuity services to cloud providers, telecoms, enterprises and governments; it does not sell its own branded public cloud service.
DCI markets some facilities, such as Auckland's AKL02, as suitable for hyperscale cloud and AI/ML providers deploying high-density compute, but no source found describes an installed GPU cluster or liquid-cooled AI pod at a named building, so no facility is confirmed as AI-optimized based on current evidence.
DCI's own site states its Kidman Park campus (ADL02) is Uptime Institute Tier III certified and holds a NABERS 5-star energy design-reviewed target rating.
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