AirTrunk (AIRTRUNK)
Hyperscale data center developer and operator for cloud and AI customers in Asia-Pacific, Japan and the Middle East, founded by Robin Khuda. Acquired by Blackstone and CPP Investments in December 2024.
- Type: Hyperscale campus developer
- Ownership: Private, backed by Blackstone and CPP Investments
- Headquarters: Sydney, Australia
- Founded: 2015
- Website: airtrunk.com
- Ticker: AIRTRUNK
- Projects tracked: 2
- Total pipeline: 654 MW
Projects
- AirTrunk MEL2 Melbourne, 354 MW, Melbourne, Australia · announced
- AirTrunk TOK1 AI Expansion (Tokyo), 300 MW, Inzai, Japan · under construction
Frequently asked questions
- How many data centers does AirTrunk have?
- Data Center Index tracks 2 data center campuses with AirTrunk named as the developer or the tenant. Coverage is named campuses with a published source, not every building.
- How much data center capacity does AirTrunk have?
- 654 MW across 2 tracked campuses, counting operating and pipeline sites together. Of the 2 AirTrunk campuses with a capacity figure, 0 are filed, 0 stated and 2 estimated. Filed means a permit, utility filing or SEC filing states the figure. Stated means the developer or the press states it. Estimated means we modeled or inferred it, and the site marks it "est.".
- Where does AirTrunk build data centers?
- Tracked AirTrunk campuses sit in 2 markets: Australia (1), Japan (1). The figure in brackets is how many campuses Data Center Index tracks in each.
- What is the largest AirTrunk data center?
- AirTrunk MEL2 Melbourne in Australia is the largest tracked AirTrunk campus at 354 MW, currently announced. That capacity is an estimate. We modeled or inferred it, and no source states it.