Two hyperscale data centres for Auckland – Infratil

Two hyperscale data centres for Auckland – Infratil
Gavin Evans
CDC Data Centres plans to develop two “hyperscale” centres in Auckland to meet demand from existing customers and to extend its business into New Zealand. The Australian firm, 48 percent-owned by Infratil, said the two facilities would have capacity in the near term of up to 20 megawatts. Additional vacant land would allow for progressive development over time to meet demand from new and existing customers, Infratil said in a statement to the NZX. Earlier this month, Microsoft announced plans for its first data centre in New Zealand, with...

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