HQ Function

Serves as a major operational hub, housing state-of-the-art data centre facilities, engineering, security operations, and support for critical government and enterprise clients. Corporate functions are also managed from this region.

Notable Features:

Purpose-built, highly secure facilities meeting stringent government physical security standards (up to Zone 5). Features advanced cooling and power redundancy, designed for high-density computing and hyperscale deployments. Emphasis on energy efficiency and sustainable operations.

Work Culture:

A culture deeply focused on security, precision, operational excellence, and continuous innovation in data centre technology and management. Strong emphasis on reliability, resilience, and supporting mission-critical operations for clients.

HQ Significance:

Strategically located in Canberra to serve key federal government departments and agencies, ensuring data sovereignty, low latency for critical national infrastructure, and adherence to stringent security protocols.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters and its operations reflect CDC's core values of security, sovereignty, reliability, customer focus, and a commitment to sustainable and efficient infrastructure development.

Location:

CDC Data Centres primarily operates in Australia, with major campuses in Canberra (ACT), Sydney (NSW), and Melbourne (VIC). They have strategically expanded their operations into New Zealand with multiple large-scale campuses in Auckland. Across these regions, CDC supports critical functions including secure colocation, hyperscale data centre solutions, build-to-suit developments, and robust interconnection services. Their focus remains on providing sovereign, highly secure, and resilient infrastructure for government, hyperscalers, and enterprise clients.

Street Address:

57 Sheppard Street (Hume Campus)

City:

Hume, Canberra

State/Province:

ACT (Australian Capital Territory)

Country:

Australia