Stack: Canberra Data Center

###CAN01A Features

Facility Size:- 2.4 hectares (6 acres)

Power

Evoenergy: 11kV N+1 voltage lines

Electrical Redundancy (Generators / UPS): N+1 Block Redundant

Fuel Storage: 48 hours of operation

Connectivity

Diversity:
-- 2 Meet-Me-Rooms with diverse fiber entrances

Carrier Availability:
-- ICON
-- Vocus
-- TPG
-- Telstra
-- Fibre Path

Certifications

ISO Compliance

ISO 9001

ISO 14001

ISO 27001

ISO 45001

PCI/DSS - Financial

SSAE SOC 2 Type I and II

SCEC SPSF Zone 4 or higher

Federal Government Strategic Hosting Provider (DTA)

DISP Certified - Defence Industry Security Program

Distance	Site	About
0.91 miles	CDC: Hume 5	CDC operates two campuses in Hume. Hume Campus Two represents two data center buildings, Hume 4 & Hume 5. Hume 5 is the second data center building of the campus.
0.94 miles	CDC: Hume 4	CDC operates two campuses in Hume. Hume Campus Two represents two data center buildings, Hume 4 & Hume 5. Hume 4 is the first building of the campus with Tier 4 specification.
1.46 miles	CDC Hume 1
1.47 miles	CDC Hume 3
1.48 miles	CDC Hume 2
2.86 miles	DCI Canberra CBR01	Brookfield-owned DCI Data Centers has submitted a planning application to construct a 5,826 sqm (62,710 sq ft) data center within the Poplars Innovation Precinct in Jerrabomberra.
4.96 miles	CDC Fyshwick 1
5.17 miles	Macquarie IC4 Bunker	Macquarie Data Centres' Canberra Bunker Campus is built specifically for the Australian Government and its partners.
5.17 miles	Macquarie: IC5 Bunker	Opened in Dec 2020, IC5 is a new facility built specifically for the Government within the Macquarie Canberra Data Centre Campus.
5.44 miles	CDC Fyshwick 2
5.57 miles	CDC: Beard BE1	Canberra Data Centres (CDC) operates a data center in Beard, Australia.
6.37 miles	Telstra: Deakin, Canberra
11.53 miles	NEXTDC Canberra C1
13.44 miles	ADC: Mitchell
13.67 miles	Equinix: Canberra CA1	The site was built in 2015 by Metronode. In 2018, it was acquired by Equinix.

Distance

Site

About

0.91 miles

CDC: Hume 5

CDC operates two campuses in Hume. Hume Campus Two represents two data center buildings, Hume 4 & Hume 5. Hume 5 is the second data center building of the campus.

0.94 miles

CDC: Hume 4

CDC operates two campuses in Hume. Hume Campus Two represents two data center buildings, Hume 4 & Hume 5. Hume 4 is the first building of the campus with Tier 4 specification.

1.46 miles

CDC Hume 1

1.47 miles

CDC Hume 3

1.48 miles

CDC Hume 2

2.86 miles

DCI Canberra CBR01

Brookfield-owned DCI Data Centers has submitted a planning application to construct a 5,826 sqm (62,710 sq ft) data center within the Poplars Innovation Precinct in Jerrabomberra.

4.96 miles

CDC Fyshwick 1

5.17 miles

Macquarie IC4 Bunker

Macquarie Data Centres' Canberra Bunker Campus is built specifically for the Australian Government and its partners.

5.17 miles

Macquarie: IC5 Bunker

Opened in Dec 2020, IC5 is a new facility built specifically for the Government within the Macquarie Canberra Data Centre Campus.

5.44 miles

CDC Fyshwick 2

5.57 miles

CDC: Beard BE1

Canberra Data Centres (CDC) operates a data center in Beard, Australia.

6.37 miles

Telstra: Deakin, Canberra

11.53 miles

NEXTDC Canberra C1

13.44 miles

ADC: Mitchell

13.67 miles

Equinix: Canberra CA1

The site was built in 2015 by Metronode. In 2018, it was acquired by Equinix.

STACK Infrastructure History:

2023: Opened the first Australian data center in Melbourne on a multi-building campus.

2023: Delivered the first 8 MW phase of a planned 56 MW campus in Toronto.

2022: Rebranded DigiPlex (Nordics) and SUPERNAP Italia (Milan) as STACK EMEA.

2019: IPI Partners launched STACK Infrastructure by combining the three Infomart Data Centers sites with selected T5 Data Centers assets. The company was rebranded as STACK INFRASTRUCTURE

2018: ASB Real Estate Investments sold the three remaining Infomart Data Centers facilities in San Jose, Hillsboro, and Ashburn to IPI Partners; the Dallas Infomart carrier hotel was sold separately to Equinix earlier that year.

2014: Acquired a facility in Ashburn that had been owned by AOL.

2014: ASB Real Estate Fund, a subsidiary of DCI Technology Holdings, merged Infomart with Fortune Data Centers. The combined company was renamed to Infomart Data Centers.

2012: Expanded to Oregon with a building in Hillsboro

2007: John Sheputis purchased first Fortune Data Center in San Jose, CA, backed by ASB Real Estate

2006: ASB Real Estate purchased Infomart Dallas building

2006: Fortune Founded as Fortune Data Centers