CDC Data Centres is Australia and New Zealand's pre-eminent developer, owner, and operator of sovereign, highly secure, and connected large-scale data centres. The company provides critical data and digital infrastructure that underpins national security, social wellbeing, and economic activity, serving government agencies, hyperscalers, and major enterprises.
The Hume campus in Canberra, ACT is one of CDC's three Canberra campus locations, alongside Hume One, Hume Two, and Fyshwick. CDC launched its Canberra operations in 2007 and has grown to seven operational data centres across the region, with a fourth campus (Beard) under construction. The Hume facilities are purpose-built for high security and sovereign data requirements.
CDC's data centres are designed to support Australian government and enterprise workloads, with a strong focus on data sovereignty, physical security, and sustainability. The company has achieved NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Center Certification and is actively supporting AI and advanced technology deployments across its Australian and New Zealand portfolio.
