Colocity DC1 is a carrier-neutral data center located in Adelaide, Australia. Operated by Colocity, it occupies a 28,869 sq ft building on Pulteney Street, in the eastern part of Adelaide's CBD within the emergency services precinct.
Opened in 2007, this facility was Colocity's first data center. It was constructed to meet Tier-2 level redundancy standards, with particular attention paid to cooling systems and security measures. The data center provides approximately 100m2 of technical space. DC1 offers a range of services including remote hands, rack cabinets, and individual server hosting. It is well-connected, being serviced by most major telecommunications carriers.
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| 0.24 miles | NEXTDC: A1 Adelaide |
Located in Adelaide’s CBD, A1 Adelaide is a next-generation data centre engineered to meet South Australia’s growing demand for sovereign, mission-critical digital infrastructure.
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| 0.51 miles | Telstra: Waymouth |
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| 0.68 miles | Colocity: Adelaide DC3 |
Colocity DC3 is a carrier-neutral data center located on Morphett Street in western Adelaide, opening its doors in 2015 after extensive upgrades.
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| 1.00 miles | Equinix Adelaide AE1 |
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| 2.75 miles | DigiCo: Adelaide ADL2 |
Launched in 2015, ADL2 Hawthorn offers 580 sqm (6,250 sq ft) of technical space across two data halls with capacity for around 220 racks.
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| 4.41 miles | DCI: Adelaide ADL02 |
DCI’s Adelaide 02 (ADL02) data center is located on the same site as ADL01, in Kidman Park.
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| 4.41 miles | 5G Networks: Adelaide |
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| 4.42 miles | DCI Adelaide |
Conveniently situated in Kidman Park, DCI ADL01 data centre is just 10 minutes from the CBD and Adelaide Airport.
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| 7.60 miles | DCI Adelaide ADL03 |
DCI is building its Adelaide 03 (ADL03) data center in Technology Park, Mawson Lakes, Adelaide.
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| 13.19 miles | DigiCo: Adelaide ADL1 |
ADL2 Edinburgh Parks launched in 2016 and offers 2,280 sqm (24,550 sq ft) of technical space across up to 20 separate rooms with capacity for up to 800 racks.
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Colocity is a privately owned colocation and network services company based in Adelaide, South Australia. It owns and operates two carrier-neutral data centres in the Adelaide CBD, linked by dedicated fibre. DC1 at 247 Pulteney Street, its first site, opened in 2007 with Tier 2-level redundancy and about 100 square metres of technical space. DC3 at 172 Morphett Street opened in 2015 after a rebuild of an existing building and is designed for Tier 3-level redundancy; the company office is also at this address. Besides colocation in quarter, half and full racks, Colocity sells internet transit, managed WAN and dark fibre connections, and remote hands support.
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