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CDC Data Centres

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CDC is a developer, owner, and operator of large-scale data centres across Australia and New Zealand. The company provides critical data and digital infrastructure that supports security, social, and economic wellbeing. CDC supplies the physical facilities for data centres, ensuring they are highly secure and connected. They focus on developing and operating these sites, which are essential for the nation's digital backbone and support advanced technology deployments.

At a glance

Facilities tracked

13

Markets

10

Countries

2

Live capacity

350+ MW

Pipeline

1,050+ MW

Total potential

1,450+ MW

Live capacity is power in service today. Pipeline is under construction plus announced. Total potential counts every megawatt once, including expansion headroom at existing sites.


Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, AUFounded 2007160 employees

CDC Data Centres data centre locations

16 mapped sites across 2 countries, coloured by status.

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About CDC Data Centres

CDC Data Centres is a data center operator, owner, and developer based in Australia. The company owns and manages multiple data center facilities, providing colocation, cloud, and managed services to clients across various industries. As a regional player in the data center market, CDC Data Centres leverages its local expertise and infrastructure to deliver reliable and secure data solutions to its customers.


CDC is the pre-eminent developer, owner and operator of sovereign, highly secure and connected large-scale data centres across Australia and New Zealand.

Company Overview

Ownership Type

Private

CDC Data Centres facilities

Every CDC Data Centres site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.

CanberraAustralia

MelbourneAustralia

SydneyAustralia

AucklandNew Zealand

Australia

HobsonvilleNew Zealand

SilverdaleNew Zealand

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Recent Activity

  • Stage changeAug 17, 2026

    LEDC appoints Craparotta as CEO; plans regional AI expansion

    Leading Edge Data Centres (LEDC), Australia's only regional data-centre operator, appointed former Schneider Electric executive Joe Craparotta as CEO. Craparotta announced plans to develop two new regional AI data centres as part of LEDC's strategy to capture demand from hyperscalers and neo-cloud providers amid capacity constraints in metropolitan markets. The company intends to build six sites in its first wave by 2029, targeting the 10–120 MW mid-tier AI infrastructure layer.

  • M&A / fundingAug 13, 20267 MW

    Centuria Capital and ResetData sign 7MW capacity deal with CDC Data Centres, secure $165m bridge facility

    Centuria Capital Group and ResetData have signed a 7MW capacity agreement with CDC Data Centres and secured a $165m bridge facility with Macquarie Bank.

  • Stage changeAug 9, 2026250 MW

    Contact Energy Announces 250-MW Data Center Exploration at Stratford Site

    New Zealand utility Contact Energy announced it has partnered with CDC Data Centres to explore construction of a 250-MW data center at the company's retired Taranaki Combined Cycle gas plant site in Stratford. The facility would have 350 MW of total peak load including ancillary requirements and would be powered by long-term renewable energy contracts tied to Contact's 11-TWh pipeline of geothermal, wind and solar projects, with co-located battery storage. The project remains at an early stage pending approvals, anchor tenants and financing. Contact also reported strong financial results with net profit up 62% to NZ$423 million for fiscal year 2026, driven by the Manawa Energy acquisition and higher renewable generation.

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