CDC has built and operated data centres across Australia and New Zealand for more than 19 years.
Our facilities provide secure, reliable infrastructure for government, essential services and critical infrastructure.
CDC's sustainable approach helps us meet growing demand while managing our impact on shared resources. Our award-winning closed-loop cooling system does not consume water for primary cooling. And in FY26, we matched 100% of the electricity we consumed with renewable energy.
As we grow, we continue to invest responsibly, create local opportunities and work closely with the communities where we operate.
100% of the electricity consumed in CDC data centres during FY26 was matched with renewable electricity.
In FY26, CDC reported a portfolio Water Usage Effectiveness (WUE) of less than 0.02, which indicates very low operational water use relative to industry benchmarks.
CDC facilities support hundreds of workers during construction and create ongoing skilled roles in facility management, security, engineering, operations and IT services.
We maintain Toitū Enviromark Diamond certification across our New Zealand data centres, which is the highest level within the Toitū Enviromark programme.
CDC is a major sponsor of Hands across Canberra who support in excess of 250+ charities within the Canberra region.
CDC is proud to lead the way in developing highly secure, large-scale, sustainable facilities which enable the progress that underpins the security, social and economic wellbeing of all Australians and New Zealanders.
Protecting your critical assets – all CDC facilities are certified to the highest levels of security.
Protecting your long-term investment – through sovereign control of your data centre.
Guaranteeing availability – to support the critical nature of your business and its outcomes.
Configure your data centre your way – CDC provides flexible, modular and scalable solutions to future-proof your business.
Continuity of your business – through geo-connectivity of CDC campuses via redundant hi-speed networks.
Net zero carbon certified in New Zealand and moving towards net zero carbon in Australia by 2030.
Explore CDC’s facilities across Australia and New Zealand and learn how we design and operate secure, resilient infrastructure to support our customers, communities and the digital services we rely on.