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Who is Macquarie Data Centres?
Macquarie Data Centres is an Australian data centre provider offering colocation, cloud-adjacent hosting, and related infrastructure services for enterprise, government, and hyperscale customers.
- Carrier-neutral colocation facilities for enterprise and government workloads
- Data centres in key Australian locations, including Sydney and Canberra
- Hybrid and cloud-adjacent hosting services for workloads integrated with public cloud platforms (hybrid infrastructure)
- Security-focused environments catering to government and regulated sectors (secure infrastructure)
- Support for high-density compute, including Artificial Intelligence (AI) and HPC-oriented deployments (AI infrastructure)
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More About Macquarie Data Centres
Macquarie Data Centres operates as the data centre arm of Macquarie Technology Group, providing colocation and infrastructure services to enterprises, government agencies, and hyperscale or cloud-adjacent workloads. Its facilities are positioned for customers that require data residency in Australia, interconnection with local and global carriers, and proximity to major cloud on-ramps. The company focuses on delivering carrier-neutral data centres with power, cooling, and physical security controls designed for always-on enterprise and public-sector environments.
The organisation runs data centres in Sydney and Canberra, serving both commercial and government customers that require Australian-hosted infrastructure. These facilities are used to host critical applications, business systems, and digital services, and they interconnect with telecommunications providers, internet exchanges, and public cloud platforms. Customers typically deploy racks, cages, or suites for their own hardware, while relying on Macquarie Data Centres for resilient power, environmental controls, and site operations within a controlled facility.
Macquarie Data Centres offers hybrid and cloud-adjacent hosting services (hybrid infrastructure), enabling enterprises to place latency-sensitive or regulated workloads close to major hyperscale cloud regions. Architectures commonly associated with this approach include hybrid cloud and multi-cloud patterns, where workloads span on-premises (on-prem), colocation, and public cloud environments. Customers may use standard networking protocols such as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) for carrier connectivity and Virtual Private Network (VPN) or private interconnect services to link colocation assets with public cloud Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) or VNet environments.
The company positions parts of its portfolio for government and highly regulated industries, with a focus on secure hosting (secure infrastructure). This typically involves layered physical security, access controls, and compliance with Australian government hosting or information-security frameworks where applicable. Government and defence-related workloads often rely on these environments for data sovereignty, controlled access, and alignment with local regulatory expectations.
Macquarie Data Centres also supports high-density compute and AI-ready deployments (AI infrastructure), providing the power and cooling profiles needed for GPU-based systems and other dense configurations. This makes the facilities relevant for customers building AI training, inference, or High performance computing (HPC) clusters that require colocation rather than in-house data centre build-outs. In a marketplace taxonomy, Macquarie Data Centres fits into categories such as colocation services, edge and metro data centre hosting, hybrid cloud connectivity, secure government hosting, and AI / HPC-ready infrastructure.
Our description of Macquarie Data Centres. Updated February 2026.
