Macquarie Data Centres
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Macquarie Data Centres is an Australian colocation provider that owns and operates six data centres across two campuses — three in Sydney (Macquarie Park and the Sydney CBD) and two/three in Canberra — selling rack, cage, and wholesale whitespace to hyperscale cloud providers, enterprises, and the Australian Federal Government. As of 2026 the company markets itself as Australia’s most certified data centre operator, holding Uptime Institute Tier III certification, ISO 27001/9001/14001/45001, PCI-DSS, SOC 1/2, and government-specific accreditations including IRAP, DISP, and Certified Strategic Hosting Provider status. Its flagship Macquarie Park Data Centre Campus is a 65MW hub built for hyperscale, cloud, and AI colocation, while its Canberra “bunker” campus (IC4 and IC5) is purpose-built to house classified government workloads up to PROTECTED and SECRET levels.
Macquarie Data Centres has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
FACILITY OPERATOR
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Macquarie Data Centres Data Center Locations
- Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia IC4 Bunker - Canberra Data Centre Campus TIER III PENDING REVIEW
IC4 was built specifically to support the Australian Federal Government's gateway consolidation program and cybersecurity posture, earning it the nickname 'the bunker.' - Macquarie Park, New South Wales, Australia IC2 - Macquarie Park Data Centre CampusAI DATA CENTER TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
IC2 was the first Macquarie facility to achieve Uptime Institute Tier III certification and is marketed as the most certified data centre in Australia. - Sydney, New South Wales, Australia IC1 - Sydney CBD Data Centre TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
IC1 is described as Sydney's first commercial colocation data centre and Australia's only sovereign data centre located within the Sydney CBD.
By Continent
AI Data Centers
Macquarie Data Centres has positioned its flagship Macquarie Park Campus in Sydney as a hub for AI and high-performance compute, describing its 65MW campus (spanning IC2, IC3 East, and the newer IC3 Super West) as purpose-built for hyperscale, cloud, and AI colocation. The company says its facilities are designed with fungible, high-density power and cooling configurations that support air, liquid, and hybrid-cooled environments to accommodate demanding AI workloads. This AI-oriented push appears concentrated at the Sydney campus rather than the government-focused Canberra bunker facilities.
- Macquarie Park, Australia IC2 - Macquarie Park Data Centre Campus AI DATA CENTER TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
IC2 was the first Macquarie facility to achieve Uptime Institute Tier III certification and is marketed as the most certified data centre in Australia.
Common Questions
Where are Macquarie Data Centres' facilities located?
Macquarie Data Centres operates exclusively within Australia, with its Macquarie Park Campus (IC2, IC3 East, IC3 Super West) and Sydney CBD facility (IC1) in Sydney, New South Wales, plus a Canberra "bunker" campus (IC4 and IC5) in the Australian Capital Territory built specifically for government workloads.
Does Macquarie Data Centres support AI and high-density GPU workloads?
Yes — the company markets its Macquarie Park Campus as "purpose built for Hyperscale, Cloud and AI colocation," with facilities described as supporting high-density air, liquid, and hybrid cooled environments for AI and high-performance compute workloads.
Who owns Macquarie Data Centres?
Macquarie Data Centres is the data centre division of ASX-listed Macquarie Technology Group (formerly Macquarie Telecom Group), and the company states it owns the land, core and shell, and operations of its facilities, positioning itself as an all-Australian owned, sovereign provider.
What government security clearances do Macquarie's facilities hold?
Macquarie's Canberra facilities are SCEC-zoned (up to Zone 4/5-ready) and staffed by AGSVA-cleared engineers, with the company stating it is used by over 42% of Australian Federal Government agencies and holds Certified Strategic Hosting Provider status.
Does Macquarie Data Centres offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 3 facilities where Macquarie Data Centres may offer colocation services. Please contact Macquarie Data Centres directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does Macquarie Data Centres offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for Macquarie Data Centres yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Macquarie Data Centres directly to confirm cloud availability.
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