- Access Management
- Backup
- Cloud
- Cloud Infrastructure
- Colocation
- Compliance
- Configuration Management
- Connectivity
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Who is DataCentre?
DataCentre is a New Zealand-based information technology services provider focused on cloud infrastructure, managed services, and enterprise IT solutions for public- and private-sector organizations.
- Cloud hosting and infrastructure services for enterprise and government workloads (cloud services)
- Managed IT services, including monitoring, maintenance, and support for critical systems (IT services)
- Data centre colocation and connectivity services for resilient hosting environments (data centre services)
- Cyber security services such as protection, monitoring, and governance for enterprise environments (cyber security)
- Consulting and professional services for IT strategy, migration, and optimization projects (consulting services)
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DataCentre operates as an information technology services company that provides cloud, managed, and data centre solutions to enterprise, government, and institutional customers in New Zealand.
The company’s offerings typically align with core enterprise infrastructure categories such as infrastructure as a service (IaaS), private and hybrid cloud hosting (cloud services), managed IT operations (IT services), and colocation and connectivity (data centre services), allowing organizations to host applications and workloads in controlled and locally operated environments.
In cloud and infrastructure services, DataCentre supports hosting of virtualized compute, storage, and network resources that can integrate with customers’ on-premises (on-prem) systems to form hybrid architectures; these environments often rely on standard virtualization platforms, IP networking, VPNs, and secure interconnects between data centres and customer sites.
For managed services, DataCentre typically provides monitoring, incident response, patching, backup administration, and configuration management, using common enterprise practices such as ITIL-aligned service management, Service Level Agreements (SLAs), and multi-tenant operational tooling to support availability, capacity, and performance objectives.
Its data centre and colocation services focus on providing controlled physical environments with power, cooling, and network redundancy, commonly using tiered facility design, multiple upstream carriers, and secure access controls so that customers can host their own servers or use hosted infrastructure within New Zealand jurisdiction.
Cyber security offerings generally cover network and perimeter protection, endpoint and server security, vulnerability management, and security monitoring, using established security frameworks and controls such as firewalls, intrusion detection or prevention, identity and access management, encryption, and logging for audit and compliance purposes.
Consulting and professional services from DataCentre support activities such as assessing existing environments, planning migrations to cloud or colocation facilities, designing resilient architectures, and optimizing ongoing operations, which positions the company in the marketplace alongside other regional managed service providers and cloud hosting firms within the Information Technology / Software & Services / IT Services / Data Processing & Outsourced Services category.
Our description of DataCentre. Updated February 2026.
