CDC Eastern Creek Campus (Sydney)
200 MW AI data center in Eastern Creek, Australia: operational.
- Capacity: 200 MW
- Location: Eastern Creek, Australia
- Developer: CDC Data Centres
- Status: operational
CDC Eastern Creek Campus (Sydney) is a 200 MW AI data center project located in Eastern Creek, Australia, currently operational. It is being built by CDC Data Centres. This project is one of thousands of data-center facilities tracked by Data Center Index across Australia, covering operational, under-construction, announced, and permitted sites.
Project description
CDC says Eastern Creek has six operational data centres and over 200 MW of capacity.
Related data center projects
- CDC Marsden Park Campus (Sydney), 504 MW, Marsden Park, Australia · under construction
- CDC Laverton Campus (Melbourne), 400 MW, Laverton North, Australia · under construction
- CDC Brooklyn Campus (Melbourne), 350 MW, Brooklyn, Australia · operational
- Microsoft Australia AI Expansion, 1 GW, Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Australia · operational
- NEXTDC S7 Sydney (Eastern Creek), 550 MW, Eastern Creek, Australia · announced
- AirTrunk SYD3 Sydney West, 400 MW, Western Sydney, Australia · under construction
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Frequently asked questions
- What is CDC Eastern Creek Campus (Sydney)?
- CDC Eastern Creek Campus (Sydney) is an AI data center project in Eastern Creek, Australia tracked by Data Center Index. Its status is operational.
- Where is CDC Eastern Creek Campus (Sydney)?
- CDC Eastern Creek Campus (Sydney) is in Eastern Creek, Australia.
- How big is CDC Eastern Creek Campus (Sydney)?
- Data Center Index tracks CDC Eastern Creek Campus (Sydney) at 200 MW. That capacity is an estimate. We modeled or inferred it, and no source states it.
- Who is building CDC Eastern Creek Campus (Sydney)?
- CDC Data Centres is developing CDC Eastern Creek Campus (Sydney).
Sources
- New South Wales locations (cdc.com · press · 2026-11-05)