Datacom
Datacom is Australasia's largest domestically-owned technology company. With over 6500 staff in 24 global locations, it serves clients ranging from startups to government agencies and multinational corporations. Founded over 50 years ago, Datacom offers a wide range of IT services.
These services include system design, implementation, and management; cybersecurity; cloud solutions; and digital platforms. Datacom also provides payroll services, enterprise applications, customer care services, and data center operations.
The company works with technology partners to deliver solutions tailored to client needs. Datacom's services aim to address business challenges and improve operational efficiency for its customers.
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Datacom: Gloucester
In 2010, Datacom established a sister facility to Orbit, Gloucester, in Christchurch.
Datacom: Kapua Hamilton
Datacom opened a sister facility to Orbit and Gloucester, Kapua, in Hamilton in 2013.
Datacom: AirTrunk SYD1
Datacom operates dedicated and secure data halls within AirTrunk’s hyperscale SYD1 data center
Datacom: AirTrunk MEL1
AirTrunk MEL1 is the largest data centre in Victoria (by MW capacity). Datacom's colocation suite at MEL1 is part of its trans-Tasman interconnected data centre network that spans Datacom's two Australian locations and four New Zealand data centres.
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