CDC Data Centres Secures $216 Million Investment to Power the Future of National Critical Infrastructure

CDC Data Centres has proudly announced a significant funding milestone by raising a staggering $216,000,000, a testament to the enduring trust and commitment of our partners and clients.

Established in 2007 by visionary founder and CEO Greg Boorer, CDC is much more than just a data centre—we provide the national critical data infrastructure that underpins the security, social, and economic wellbeing of all citizens across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.

This latest round of funding is set to further bolster our position as the region’s pre-eminent developer, owner, and operator of highly secure, sovereign, state-of-the-art data facilities that are crucial for safeguarding national progress.

With multiple strategically located facilities throughout Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand, CDC continues to be the trusted destination for organizations that refuse to compromise on the resilience and security of their digital infrastructures.

Our customers remain at the heart of everything we do, and this substantial infusion of capital will enable us to enhance our multi-layered approach to availability and security, ensuring our data centres remain future-proofed against the evolving demands of modern computing.

The funding will also be directed towards our tailored services, which range from colocation and private cloud solutions to advanced hyperscale computing, high performance analytics, AI, and even quantum computing.

Additionally, our deep commitment to sustainability will see continued innovation in creating eco-friendly and energy-efficient infrastructure solutions.

This funding milestone marks a new chapter for CDC Data Centres—one where progress meets security and innovation.

It reinforces our dedication to providing world-class, sustainable critical digital infrastructure, paving the way for strategic partnerships that will help safeguard our clients’ data now and into the future.

Progress. Secured.