Web infrastructure in Sydney
Sydney anchors Australia's largest data center market with 15 facilities and 7 internet exchanges. The city is the primary hub for cloud, finance, and content delivery in the South Pacific. Equinix runs 4 sites, the most of any operator, while Vocus Group operates 3 facilities.
Sydney as an internet hub
MegaIX Sydney is the largest exchange with 229 connected networks. Equinix Sydney peers 216 networks, and IX Australia Sydney (NSW-IX) connects 180. Other exchanges include EdgeIX Sydney (130 networks) and smaller peering fabrics.
Sydney offers dense fiber connectivity to submarine cable landings and major cloud on-ramps. Buyers include financial services firms, CDNs, cloud providers, and enterprises requiring low-latency access to Asia-Pacific and U.S. routes.
Key facts
- Equinix operates 4 data centers in Sydney, the most of any provider.
- MegaIX Sydney connects 229 networks, the largest exchange in the city.
- Vocus Group runs 3 data centers in the Sydney market.
- IX Australia Sydney (NSW-IX) peers 180 networks.
- EdgeIX Sydney has 130 connected networks.
Data centers in Sydney
All 15 facilities →Equinix SY1/SY2 - Sydney
Equinix, Inc.
7 carriers
Equinix SY4 - Sydney
Equinix, Inc.
7 carriers
NEXTDC S1
NEXTDC
7 carriers
DigiCo Sydney SYD1 (formerly Global Switch Australia)
DigiCo
5 carriers
Equinix SY3 - Sydney
Equinix, Inc.
5 carriers
Equinix SY5 - Sydney
Equinix, Inc.
4 carriers
Vocus Sydney SYD01
Vocus Group
3 carriers
5GN North Sydney Data Centre (NSDC)
5G Networks
1 carriers
AAPT Glebe
Vocus Group
Amaze Communications DC
Amaze Intelligence Pty Ltd
Brennan Sydney
Brennan Voice and Data Pty Ltd
Intellicentre 1 (IC1)
Macquarie Corporate Telecommunications
Keppel Data Centres | Keppel DC Sydney 1
Keppel Data Centres Holding Pte Ltd
PIPE Networks Sydney
Vocus Group
Spectrum Networks George Street Data Center
Spectrum Networks Pty. Ltd