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Who is Macquarie Telecom?
Macquarie Telecom is an Australian provider of telecommunications, cloud, data centre, and managed hosting services for government and enterprise customers.
- Telecommunications services for Australian business and government customers, including data and voice connectivity
- Cloud hosting and managed cloud infrastructure services (cloud infrastructure, managed hosting)
- Data centre colocation and related infrastructure services within Australian facilities (data centre, colocation)
- Managed security and network services supporting compliance-focused environments (network security, managed network)
- Specialised services for Australian federal and state government workloads, including protected and compliance-aligned hosting (government cloud and hosting)
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More About Macquarie Telecom
Macquarie Telecom operates as part of the Macquarie Technology Group and focuses on telecommunications, cloud, data centre, and managed services tailored to Australian business and government workloads. Its portfolio covers network connectivity, internet and voice services, private and hybrid cloud infrastructure, and data centre colocation, with an emphasis on hosting critical and compliance-oriented systems within Australian jurisdiction.
In enterprise environments, Macquarie Telecom positions its services as end-to-end infrastructure and network solutions that extend from Wide Area Network (WAN) and internet access through to application hosting and managed cloud platforms. The company provides connectivity services such as IP-based data networks, VPNs, and voice over IP (VoIP) for corporate sites and branch offices, often in combination with managed routers, firewalls, and monitoring. These services align with common enterprise network architectures that use Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), Ethernet, internet Virtual Private Network (VPN), and SIP-based voice services.
On the cloud and hosting side, Macquarie Telecom offers managed cloud infrastructure (cloud infrastructure, managed hosting) and private cloud environments designed for workloads that require data residency in Australia and alignment with Australian regulatory and security frameworks. Its cloud services are typically used for line-of-business applications, web-facing platforms, and government systems that must meet specific security controls. The company references Australian government security and compliance requirements, which guide its design of segregated environments, access controls, and monitoring.
Macquarie Telecom operates Australian data centres that support colocation (data centre, colocation) for customers needing physical rack space, power, cooling, and connectivity, with options for cross-connects to carriers, cloud platforms, and partner networks. These facilities are integrated with the company’s network services, enabling architectures where enterprises place core infrastructure in Macquarie Telecom data centres and connect back to on-premises (on-prem) sites and users via managed WAN links or secure VPNs.
Security and managed services are integrated across its offerings, including managed firewalls, network security, and operational monitoring (network security, managed services). For government and regulated customers, Macquarie Telecom provides hosting and connectivity aligned to Australian government security frameworks, including protected-level hosting options for workloads that require higher assurance. This positions the company in directory categories such as business connectivity, enterprise voice and data, cloud infrastructure and managed hosting, Australian data centre and colocation services, and government-focused secure cloud and network services.
Our description of Macquarie Telecom. Updated December 2025.
