Macquarie Data Centres Completes Major Upgrades to Sydney and Canberra Campuses

Macquarie Data Centres, a division of Macquarie Technology Group, announced the successful completion of major upgrades to its Data Centre Campuses in Sydney and Canberra. Macquarie Data Centres say these enhancements provide government and enterprise customers with expanded capacity, improved security posture, and enhanced compliance measures.

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Ultra-Secure Zones

The multi-million dollar project encompasses the addition of two additional ultra-secure zones to the Sydney and Canberra campuses, along with substantial power upgrades and increased operational efficiency. These developments are specifically designed to support the growing needs of both existing and new customers.

The newly added ultra-secure zones meet the stringent requirements of the highest levels of the Australian Federal Government’s Protective Security Policy Framework. Macquarie Data Centres prioritizes both physical and cyber security standards in its operations, ensuring the utmost protection for its clients’ data.

Increased Capacity

Macquarie Data Centres said the rack capacity has been increased as part of the upgrades, and other secure zones within the Sydney and Canberra campuses have been expanded. These enhancements are already available for occupancy and will assist customers in planning for additional capacity as they undertake data-intensive workloads such as artificial intelligence (AI) applications.

Macquarie Data Centres emphasized the significance of these upgrades. Macquarie says with a client portfolio that includes 42 percent of the Commonwealth Government, major hyper scalers, and large multinationals, the company is well-positioned to address the evolving demands of its clientele.