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Located on a 3.6-hectare plot in the Truganina region of Melbourne, the MEL01A facility spans three stories and has a capacity of 36MW. This facility is part of a larger 72MW campus, which will ultimately comprise two buildings. Additionally, there is a dedicated onsite substation with a capacity of 105MW.
| Distance | Site | About |
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| 1.96 miles | AirTrunk Melbourne |
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| 2.99 miles | Equinix ME4 | |
| 3.17 miles | DRT Melbourne 72 Radnor |
The 3.00 hectare location has 2 buildings and is approximately 16km North West of Melbourne CBD and offers excellent diversity from a power and connectivity perspective.
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| 6.42 miles | NEXTDC West Footscray M3 | |
| 9.10 miles | Equinix Melbourne ME1 | |
| 9.10 miles | Equinix Melbourne ME2 | |
| 10.01 miles | Cyxtera Melbourne MEL10 |
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| 10.02 miles | NEXTDC Melbourne M1 |
NEXTDC's M1 facility is the best-connected data centre in Melbourne and is certified to UTI Tier III standard.
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| 10.20 miles | Interactive Melbourne | |
| 10.43 miles | NEXTDC Melbourne M2 Tullamarine | |
| 11.04 miles | Vantage Melbourne MEL1 |
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| 11.22 miles | Equinix ME5 |
The company acquired from Metronode in 2018.
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| 11.36 miles | Vocus Melbourne (55 King) | |
| 11.36 miles | MDC 530 Collins |
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| 11.47 miles | Amazon: Melbourne, Victoria. |
Amazon is planning a $50m data center on a 13.2-hectare site at 54-80 Ferris Road, Cobblebank, about 40km west of Melbourne’s center.
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Infomart Data Centers is owned by ASB Allegiance Real Estate Fund, a $5.5B Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT).
2019: Infomart combines data center assets with IPI Partners and rebrands as STACK INFRASTRUCTURE
2018: IPI Partners Acquires the three remaining Infomart data centers from ASB Real Estate (source: DCF)
2018: The Infomart company sold the Dallas Infomart Building to Equinix
2014: Acquired the building for Infomart Ashburn from 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
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