Aussie Broadband: 24 Little Edward

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Operational

Fully operational facility

Brisbane

Metro
Queensland

State
Australia

Country
Oceania

Region
Asia-Pacific (APAC)

Region

Aussie Broadband: 24 Little Edward

Operational Power

Over the Wire's Little Edward St data center is situated in Spring Hill, within Brisbane's CBD. It's connected to Over the Wire's Brisbane fiber ring. The facility comprises two independent suites, BNE1-1 and BNE1-2. Both suites operate autonomously from the building's infrastructure, enabling them to function independently in all aspects.

Power Generation

320Amps per phase with capacity for upgrades if required.
Dedicated transformer to 24 Little Edward Street.
Average power capacity of 3.6kW per rack, however higher density power requirements can be accommodated.
Power reticulation redundancy is configurable to either n+1 single supply or A+B redundancy.
280KvA of UPS capacity
1 x Diesel Generator with 24 hours of fuel capacity.
4-hour guarantee for additional fuel delivery.

Map and Nearby Locations

24 Little Edward St

Aussie Broadband Group Sites

Nearby Facilities

Sites within 15 miles of Aussie Broadband: 24 Little Edward

Distance	Site	About
0.42 miles	NEXTDC: B1 Brisbane	NEXTDC B1 Brisbane is Located in the heart of Brisbane’s CBD.
0.48 miles	Aussie Broadband: 100 Wickham	This is Over the Wire’s flagship data center located in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane. Built to a Tier III specification, 100 Wickham contains space for 120 racks and offers the ideal combination of security, stability, and convenience of access.
0.66 miles	5G Networks: Brisbane	ASX-listed telecommunications services provider 5G Networks acquired this data Centre in 2020. The facility, acquired from Pipe Networks, adds support for 300 racks.
0.69 miles	Aussie Broadband: 360 St Pauls Terrace	This data center, formerly known as Sanity DC1, came under Over The Wire's ownership when the company acquired Sanity Technology in 2015.
0.78 miles	Equinix Brisbane BR1
0.80 miles	NEXTDC: B2 Brisbane	Located in Fortitude Valley on the fringe of the Brisbane CBD, B2 Brisbane is a Tier IV certified data centre engineered for ultra-low-latency access to hyperscale cloud platforms.
1.13 miles	Syncom Brisbane
2.15 miles	DigiCo: Woolloongabba BNE	This is a former iseek facility located in Woolloongabba, Brisbane.
5.23 miles	DigiCo: BNE1	Located in the Export Park Precinct of Brisbane Airport, this two-story, energy-efficient data centre was integrated into the $4 billion DigiCo platform in 2024.
5.23 miles	DigiCo: BNE2	BNE2 is situated on 6,195 square metres of land with approximately 1,232 square metres of NLA.
5.24 miles	DigiCo: BNE3	BNE3 is a 9,786-square-meter greenfield development located adjacent to BNE2, with construction scheduled for completion in 2027.
6.19 miles	11:11 Systems: Kenmore, Brisbane	Digital Sense's Kenmore data centre in west Brisbane opened in 2008 as one of Australia's first purpose-built high-density colocation facilities. Digital Sense is now part of 11:11 Systems.
9.15 miles	Interactive Brisbane
9.39 miles	EC11 Brisbane	The data center was previously operated by Host Networks.
9.44 miles	Fujitsu Eight Mile Plains
10.54 miles	Supernode: Brendale	A Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners portfolio company Supernode is working on a AU$2.5 billion ($1.7bn) data center campus in Queensland, Australia.
15.20 miles	Bundamba Data Center
16.97 miles	Polaris Brisbane

Operating Company

Aussie Broadband Limited is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange under the code ABB and has its registered office in Traralgon, Victoria. The group comprises the Aussie Broadband and Symbio businesses, supplies more than one million services, and operates two Tier 1 voice providers in Australia. It runs its own NBN backhaul network and Aussie Fibre links, which connect NBN points of interconnect to data centers, and it sells wholesale services to other telecom companies and managed service providers. In 2022 it absorbed Over the Wire, a Brisbane business telecom, cloud and colocation provider that had earlier acquired Sanity Technology. The group employed 1,600 people at 30 June 2026.

Aussie Broadband Group History:

In March 2026, Aussie Broadband sold its Digital Sense cloud hosting business, which came with Over the Wire, to 11:11 Systems.
In February 2024, Aussie Broadband completed its acquisition of Symbio Holdings.
In March 2022, Aussie Broadband completed its acquisition of Over the Wire Holdings.
In October 2020, Aussie Broadband listed on the Australian Securities Exchange.
Founded in 2008 in Morwell, through the merger of Wideband Networks and Westvic Broadband.