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NEXTDC

Operator

NEXTDC is a data centre operator providing colocation solutions and hybrid cloud services. They offer a range of data centre facilities across Australia and internationally, including in New Zealand, Japan, and Malaysia. The company supplies rack spaces, private cages, and suites, alongside mission-critical spaces and build-to-suit options. They also provide interconnectivity services, enabling cloud access and cross-connects, and focus on environmental sustainability through initiatives like e-waste recycling and carbon neutrality.

At a glance

Facilities tracked

14

Markets

7

Countries

1

Live capacity

500+ MW

Total potential

500+ MW

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Brisbane, AUFounded 2010ASX: NXT

NEXTDC data centre locations

15 mapped sites across 1 country, coloured by status.

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About NEXTDC

NEXTDC is Australia's leading independent data centre operator with a nationwide network of Tier III and Tier IV facilities across six cities, focused on innovative and sustainable solutions with a commitment to renewable energy.


Australia's leading independent data centre operator with a nationwide network of Tier III and IV facilities and a focus on sustainability.

Company Overview

Ownership Type

Publicly Traded

NEXTDC facilities

Every NEXTDC site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.

SydneyAustralia

BrisbaneAustralia

MelbourneAustralia

PerthAustralia

Sunshine CoastAustralia

BruceAustralia

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Recent Activity

  • Stage changeSep 1, 2026$195M

    Freyr AI announces USD 195M Southeast Asia GPU infrastructure expansion

    Freyr AI, an NVIDIA Cloud Partner, announced a major expansion of colocation infrastructure across Southeast Asia with USD 195 million in committed infrastructure investment. The expansion grows compute capacity by 164% across two sites with NVIDIA B300 and GB300 server deployments, with an initial USD 35 million investment and a further USD 160 million committed for Q1 2027 delivery. The expansion reflects rising demand from enterprise and sovereign AI clients seeking localized GPU capacity, and includes evaluation of Vera Rubin deployment feasibility with NVIDIA and NEXTDC.

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