Edge Centres Acquires Host Networks to Expand Global Data Centre Portfolio

Edge Centres, the world’s only off-grid edge data centre operator based in Australia, announced the acquisition of Queensland-based Host Networks, a cloud and colocation data centre company. This acquisition bolsters Edge Centres’ global portfolio by incorporating Host Networks’ 130 racks and expanding its customer base.

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Host Networks Acquisition Strengthens Edge Centres’ Portfolio

Located in Eight Mile Plains, Queensland, Host Networks brings over 20 years of experience in delivering robust and secure network solutions. With a stable customer base, the company has established itself as a trusted provider in the industry.

Facility Upgrade and Expansion Plans

Over the next 12 months, Edge Centres plans to upgrade the Host Networks facility to align with its industry-leading Tier 3 design, build, and operation standards. Edge Centres said this upgrade will ensure the facility’s reliability, performance, and security while incorporating sustainable practices and energy efficiencies.

The acquired facility will initially provide 550 kW of capacity, with a planned second stage to add another 250 kW, making it Edge Centres’ biggest expansion in Australia to date.

By leveraging their existing network presence in Sydney, Edge Centres aims to provide high-speed, redundant, and carrier-neutral fibre interconnections to major internet exchanges, ensuring seamless connectivity for their customers.

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Enhanced Connectivity and Support for Host Networks’ Customers

Host Networks’ existing customers and products will benefit from Edge Centres’ comprehensive support, including a 24×7 team. The acquisition will also bring additional vendor support to enhance the quality of service for both data centre and network operations.