NEXTDC

Australia’s most reliable data centre provider. Delivering the most secure & reliable data centre & interconnection solutions to businesses.

NEXTDC is an ASX 100-listed technology company enabling business transformation through innovative data centre outsourcing solutions, connectivity services and infrastructure management software. Recognised as Australia’s most reliable data centre operator and leading data centre solutions provider in the Australian market, NEXTDC is Australia's only independent data centre provider who operates a

nationwide network of Tier IV facilities in all major national growth markets. Our data centres are designed to address the market’s rapidly growing demand for next-generation data centres that facilitate limitless interconnectivity, high-density power capability, first-class physical security, and exceptional energy efficiency. Our facilities are the only data centres in the Southern Hemisphere to achieve uptime institute gold certification for operational sustainability. this provides our customers with the necessary assurance that NEXTDC is best positioned to ensure they give their business a 100% uptime advantage, whilst helping to reduce the unnecessary risk associated with unplanned outages and business downtime. NEXTDC is where the cloud lives

02/05/2026

Australia’s operational data centre capacity is forecast to grow from ~1.4 GW in 2025 to ~3.2 GW by 2030, according to the Australian Data Centre Forecast Report by Data Centres Australia and DC Byte.

What sets this forecast apart is its focus on deliverable capacity. It accounts for construction timelines, approvals, capital and ramp-up dynamics, cutting through inflated pipeline figures to show what is realistically expected to come online.

That clarity matters. As demand accelerates, decisions across policy, investment and infrastructure planning rely on accurate signals, not theoretical supply.

Growth is being led by Sydney and Melbourne, where larger-scale developments are reshaping how capacity is delivered at scale.

Explore the full report → https://hubs.la/Q04dFQ3Q0

25/04/2026

Sydney’s data centre market now represents ~2.08 GW of total capacity across operational, under construction and planned supply, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

The breakdown shows 786 MW live, 189 MW under construction, and over 1.1 GW planned, pointing to a market that is building well ahead of demand rather than reacting to it.

This depth of pipeline reinforces Sydney’s position as a core digital infrastructure hub in APAC. It also highlights a shift toward longer-term planning, where the ability to scale quickly and support higher-density workloads is being designed in from the outset.

As AI and cloud adoption continue to accelerate, markets with this level of capacity visibility will be best placed to deliver consistent performance and support future growth.

Explore the data → https://hubs.la/Q04d8DbF0

18/04/2026

JLL forecasts that APAC will add 24GW of new data centre capacity between 2025 and 2030, requiring approximately US$772 billion in capital investment.

This level of spend reflects more than demand. It signals long-term confidence in the region as a foundation for AI, cloud and high-performance workloads.

At this scale, the challenge shifts from pipeline to delivery. Bringing capacity online quickly, supporting higher densities, and maintaining performance as demand accelerates will determine how effectively this investment translates into real capability.

Explore the insight → https://hubs.la/Q04c4T-T0

11/04/2026

Deloitte estimates that Asia Pacific will attract over AU$1 trillion in data centre investment by 2030, positioning the region as the next global hub for digital infrastructure.

This scale of investment signals long-term confidence in the region’s role in AI, cloud and data-driven growth. It also reflects a shift toward larger, more interconnected platforms designed to support sustained demand.

As capacity expands, the focus moves beyond build-out to how infrastructure is powered, operated and scaled. Growth at this level brings opportunity, but also a clear requirement for coordinated energy strategies, resilient design and efficient ex*****on.

Explore the outlook → https://hubs.la/Q049NYbS0

07/04/2026

KL1 Kuala Lumpur is progressing well and remains on track to open this May.

As AI adoption accelerates across Southeast Asia, the need for high-density, AI-ready infrastructure continues to grow. KL1 Kuala Lumpur is purpose-built to support next-generation workloads, delivering up to 65MW of scalable capacity in Greater Kuala Lumpur.

Pre-register to be among the first to experience NEXTDC’s newest world-class, AI-ready, high-density facility. Secure priority access to an exclusive guided tour when KL1 Kuala Lumpur opens, and receive key development milestone updates as the project progresses.

Pre-register here →
https://hubs.la/Q049PhVd0

03/04/2026

As of January 2026, Melbourne’s total data centre capacity sits at approximately 1.92 GW, according to JLL, placing it among the region’s key digital infrastructure markets.

That total reflects a balanced pipeline. Around 0.42 GW is operational, 0.36 GW is under construction, and over 1.1 GW is planned, pointing to sustained momentum in how the market is building out.

This depth of pipeline highlights Melbourne’s role as a scalable, long-term platform for AI and cloud workloads. Capacity is not just growing. It is being developed with future demand in mind, where the ability to expand quickly and support higher-density environments becomes critical.

Explore the data → https://hubs.la/Q049p2QJ0

01/04/2026

JLL analysis shows Malaysia’s AI market growing at a 30% CAGR, projected to exceed USD $10 billion by 2031. This pace of growth signals a clear shift toward production-scale AI across the region.

Sustaining that momentum depends on infrastructure that can deliver consistent performance under pressure, scale capacity in line with demand, and maintain control over data, connectivity, and efficiency as workloads intensify. Environments built for high-density compute and seamless interconnection are becoming critical to turning AI investment into real operational and commercial outcomes.

Kuala Lumpur is emerging at the centre of this shift, strengthening its role as a regional hub for AI-ready digital infrastructure.

See why Kuala Lumpur is becoming a critical AI infrastructure hub → https://hubs.la/Q049nDsQ0

31/03/2026

At NVIDIA GTC 2026, one message came through clearly. AI is no longer experimental. It is operational, industrial, and scaling fast.

As Jensen Huang put it, “AI is now infrastructure. It is becoming as fundamental as electricity and the internet.”

This shift changes the conversation for leaders. The challenge is no longer access to models. It is access to infrastructure that can support continuous, high-density, always-on workloads at scale.

From AI factories to large-scale inference, the focus is now on production systems that deliver sustained performance, operational certainty, and the ability to scale without disruption.

Infrastructure decisions are now directly tied to speed to market, risk exposure, and long-term growth capacity.

Explore the key signals from GTC and what they mean for infrastructure strategy → https://hubs.la/Q048-K2p0

27/03/2026

$214B by 2033. APAC’s data centre surge is accelerating.

According to Market Data Forecast, the Asia–Pacific data centre market is set to grow from US $85 billion in 2025 to US $214 billion by 2033.

AI-driven workloads, high-density computing, and demand for interconnected ecosystems are reshaping where and how infrastructure is deployed.

The implication is clear. Growth is shifting toward distributed, high-performance environments where proximity, scalability, and operational certainty define advantage.

Explore the full report → https://hubs.la/Q0480bFC0

25/03/2026

How CIOs can evaluate operational certainty in the AI era

CIOs aren’t short on strategy. They’re short on certainty as next-generation compute increases complexity across core infrastructure.

As AI workloads scale, leaders are asking:

How consistent are operational outcomes as density increases?
Where do dependencies introduce hidden risk?
Which parts of the stack must remain predictable to support speed and innovation?

Examine why operational certainty across power, security, connectivity, and delivery is becoming a practical foundation for managing digital risk in the AI era.

Read the article:
https://hubs.la/Q048nK8d0

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