RackCorp

Name: RackCorp
Address: Level 31, 31 Market Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000, AU
Telephone: +61290451556

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RackCorp operates one of the world’s most diverse IaaS networks with a presence in 34 data centres across 16 countries.

Who are we - RackCorp Secure Cloud is an Australian owned Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) provider established in 2003 with a clear mission to provide the most performant, secure, and reliable cloud infrastructure in the world. More than a decade on, we operate one of the world’s most diverse networks with a presence in 34 datacentres across 16 countries and are the preferred choice for enterprises and government agencies looking to host mission-critical applications. What we do - RackCorp Secure Cloud is a specialist IaaS provider catering for enterprise and government. We specialise in designing, delivering and supporting cloud infrastructure and networks for clients with mission critical applications and requirements. We operate a proprietary platform that is customisable and simplifies cloud infrastructure management, allowing our clients and partners to manage a comprehensive suite of cloud solutions via one login. Why our clients and partners choose us

• Performance, security, and reliability
• Relationships built on top of meaningful SLA’s
• Exceptional support, 24/7 Australian based network operations centre
• Transparent billing model
• Data sovereignty

Cloud Solutions (Direct and wholesale)

• Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS): Enterprise grade Dedicated and Virtual
Servers
• Managed Exchange Hosting
• Enterprise File Sharing solution
• Web Hosting
• Content Delivery Network
• DDoS Protection
• High availability environments (Design, delivery and support)
• RackCorp Replication and recovery Solution
• Data Storage Services including S3
• Global DNS Services
• Cyber Security Services (Managed EndPoint, SIEM, FIM, NID’s, HID’s, DDoS,
WAF)
• Domain Name Management
• SSL Certificates

30/10/2026

It started on a Sunday night.

By Monday 13 October, supermarkets across France were reporting refrigeration failures. Attackers had reached internet-connected control panels for fridges and freezers, the kind left online so maintenance firms can adjust them remotely. Some cases reached 50°C. Fresh and frozen stock was thrown out and, according to Intermarché's CEO, losses ran to tens of millions of euros in a single day.

On Tuesday, France's Finance Minister told Parliament that around 700 of the country's 10,000 supermarkets had been affected. The supplier, Danfoss, said most of the systems involved were legacy products that had stopped receiving updates.

The lesson isn't really about fridges. It's about the equipment nobody thinks of as IT: building management, access control, cameras, production lines. If it's connected, someone can reach it.

RackCorp Secure60 is built to catch the early signs: continuous security event monitoring, automated detection of misconfigurations that leave systems exposed, behavioural analysis that flags unusual logins, and threat intelligence on malicious IP addresses, with a 24/7 security operations centre watching.

If it is connected, it is part of the security perimeter.

28/10/2026

Securing AI now has a market of its own.

forecasts spending on securing AI will reach almost US$4.8 billion in 2027, up 68.7% on 2026. AI application security is the biggest segment, and AI usage control is growing fastest.

Gartner's view is direct: without adequate security and visibility controls, enterprise AI initiatives face a high risk of failure.

Tools are only part of the answer. They work best on infrastructure you can see and control:

🔹 Know where your AI data is stored and processed
🔹 Limit which networks and systems your models can reach
🔹 Make sure someone is reviewing the alerts

RackCorp AI gives organisations a sovereign, private cloud for AI. RackCorp owns, builds and configures the compute, GPU, storage, network and security, and local data centres keep data within national borders.

Secure the environment AI depends on.

14/10/2026

The expensive part of AI does not stop when the model is trained.

Production AI has to keep answering, recommending, analysing and acting, which turns inference into an ongoing infrastructure workload rather than a one-off compute event.

Gartner says inference already accounts for 55% of AI-optimised IaaS spending in 2026 and is forecast to reach 59% in 2027.

That shift puts more pressure on GPU capacity, networking, storage, latency and operational reliability as AI moves deeper into day-to-day business systems.

RackCorp helps organisations build for that demand with GPU-backed infrastructure, regional processing, private and sovereign AI environments and greater control over where inference workloads run.

13/10/2026

A recent cybersecurity test turned a software weakness into something very physical.

A researcher remotely accessed a BYD Shark 6 through an access point that did not require a password, then demonstrated control over the locks, headlights, wipers, speakers and infotainment. He was also able to track the vehicle and access its cabin microphone.

The brakes and cameras remained protected, so this was not complete control of the vehicle.

But it is a useful illustration of what happens as more physical systems become connected: cybersecurity decisions can have consequences well beyond the screen.

Security needs visibility across the environment, strong authentication, monitoring and the ability to detect unusual behaviour before one exposed control becomes a wider problem.

08/10/2026

AI agents are already operating inside financial-services environments.

CSA found that 62% of financial institutions have deployed them, while 61% say sensitive data leakage through AI interactions is their biggest AI security concern.

An AI agent may need access to customer information, internal systems, RAG connectors, APIs or credentials to do useful work. Every additional connection creates another control point that has to be governed.

For regulated organisations, AI architecture therefore needs to account for far more than model capability. Data location, model choice, infrastructure isolation, permissions, monitoring and operational control all become part of the security design.

RackCorp gives organisations greater control over that environment through sovereign infrastructure, private AI deployments, GPU capacity and flexible model options.

06/10/2026

Production AI puts very different pressure on infrastructure than a proof of concept.

Compute demand becomes ongoing. Data movement becomes more important. Latency, storage, networking, resilience and security all start to affect how reliably the workload can operate.

RackCorp helps organisations build for that reality with GPU-backed infrastructure, sovereign and private cloud options, regional processing, storage, networking and operational support.

02/10/2026

Not every workload needs the same infrastructure underneath it.

A public website may need scale and availability. A regulated data platform may require stronger isolation, jurisdictional control and resilience. AI inference can introduce its own demands around GPU capacity, latency, storage and data movement.

Treating all three the same can create unnecessary cost, complexity or compromise.

RackCorp gives organisations more control over where workloads run, with public, private, sovereign and on-prem options that can be matched to the requirements of the workload itself.

30/09/2026

Partner Ecosystem Update

DigitalChameleon.ai is working with RackCorp to support governed AI deployments for regulated organisations.

DigitalChameleon.ai brings AI agents, applications and customer deployment capability. RackCorp provides the sovereign infrastructure stack behind those deployments, including the secure platform, networking, compute, storage, security and operating environment.

As AI moves into regulated environments, security-focused infrastructure and applications play an increasingly important role. RackCorp provides the sovereign stack that allows partners to deploy with greater control over data, security and jurisdiction.

For regulated industries, AI needs more than strong application capability. It needs infrastructure that supports control over where data resides, how environments are managed, which jurisdiction applies and how deployment is governed.

Through the RackCorp partner ecosystem, organisations can work with AI partners like DigitalChameleon.ai while deploying on RackCorp’s sovereign infrastructure stack.

For more information, contact [email protected].

29/09/2026

Global Fintech Fest 2026 was a strong reminder of just how quickly India’s fintech ecosystem is evolving.

RackCorp joined the Australian delegation in Mumbai for conversations with banks, insurers, fintechs and technology leaders focused on the infrastructure behind that growth.

A lot of the discussion came back to the same priorities we are seeing across regulated markets: stronger control over data, sovereign infrastructure, stable virtualisation environments, and AI deployment with governance built in from the start.

We also connected with ICICI and other organisations exploring what secure, locally controlled infrastructure looks like at scale.

Thank you to Austrade for bringing together a strong week of conversations and connections, and to Mary Overington, Nandini Saxena, Neeraja Rao, Jarrod Hurst and the wider team for making the delegation both productive and genuinely worthwhile.

There is a meaningful opportunity for Australia and India to build trusted infrastructure capability together.

If we missed you in Mumbai, send us a DM and we’ll connect you with Lucky Singh to keep the conversation going.

18/09/2026

RackCorp CEO Lawrence Michael and CTO Stephen Dendtler joined the Software Plaza Podcast for a conversation on sovereign cloud, AI infrastructure and what control really means for regulated organisations.

The episode explores OneStack, data residency, jurisdiction, operational control, VMware alternatives and hosted LLMs, with a practical look at why infrastructure choices now matter to compliance, continuity and trust.

Watch the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIqvVtOmidE

Address

Level 31, 31 Market Street
Sydney, NSW
2000

Telephone

+61290451556

Website

http://www.rackcorp.com/

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