Fujitsu Noble Park

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Fujitsu Noble Park

Year Built: 1988
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Architecture


  • Purpose built data centre, constructed in 1988
  • Soley owned by Fujitsu Australia
  • 1:100 natural disaster event resilience
  • 2-hour fire rating on all data hall doors walls
  • Absence of external windows and signage

Dimensions


  • Land 18,400m2
  • Building 6,700m2
  • Raised data halls 3,800m2
  • Plant and equipment area 3,500m2
  • Office area, work area and amenities 885m2
  • Parking area for up to 50 vehicles

Electrical System


  • 2 x 4MVA main feeds via diverse entry points and pathways
  • 2 x 1800KW Diesel Rotary UPS in N+1 configuration
  • On-site fuel storage sufficient for 72 hours non-stop operations
  • Power allocation design of minimum 1000
  • 2400KW of Static UPS
  • 3 x 1800KW backup generators with N+1 configuration

Telecommunications


  • Carrier-neutrality
  • 2 diverse under-ground cable pathways to the building

Data Hall


  • Minimum 600mm raised floor
  • Floor rating to 1400kg per m load
  • Floor tile system resistant to Zinc whiskers
  • Earthing system

Certifications


  • ISO-27001 Information Systems Security Management

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3.45 miles Telstra: Clayton Campus
In 2021, Australian telco Telstra converted two of its own-use data centers into carrier-neutral colocation facilities.
3.49 miles Centuria: Clayton, Melbourne
Centuria Industrial REIT is planning to build a high-capacity, AI-ready facility at its industrial campus in Melbourne's southeast.
8.76 miles Vocus: MEL04
Vocus acquired this facility from Enterprise Data Corporation (EDC) in February 2015.
11.26 miles Micron21: Melbourne
Micron21, located in Melbourne's outer east, is Australia's first data centre with Uptime Institute Tier IV Fault Tolerant Design Certification.
15.13 miles Telstra: Exhibition
The Exhibition data center is located in Melbourne's CBD. It's one of two Telstra InfraCo data centers in Melbourne. The facility offers colocation services and is connected to its counterpart via fiber networks.
15.31 miles Vocus Melbourne (55 King) [Site Closed]
15.37 miles MDC 530 Collins
15.37 miles Vocus: MEL03
VDC-MEL03 data center is located at 530 Collins Street in Melbourne. The company moved into the former ASX building in 2013 and said at the time it could build out to 400 racks.
15.79 miles Interactive Melbourne
15.91 miles Equinix ME5
The company acquired from Metronode in 2018.
16.30 miles NEXTDC: M1 Melbourne
NEXTDC's M1 facility is the best-connected data centre in Melbourne and is certified to UTI Tier III standard.
17.06 miles Equinix Melbourne ME1
17.10 miles Equinix Melbourne ME2
17.12 miles NEXTDC: M4 Melbourne
This Tier IV data center will encompass 50,000 square meters and include an AI Factory.
19.79 miles PlazaInterested in this information?Contact us
The technology giant acquired this property from Australian developer in 2021 for AU$90 million (US$66.8m).
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The Noble Park Data Centre attained a four-star certification from the National Australian Built Environment Rating System (NABERS).
Noble Park is a NABERS Certified Facility
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The Noble Park Data Centre attained a four-star certification from the National Australian Built Environment Rating System (NABERS).

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