Operator profile

Canberra Data Centres (CDC)

Australian operator profile for CDC, including sites, HCF certification, footprint and latest coverage.

Key figures

  • 12 Certified Strategic Facilities
  • 17 Australian sites tracked
  • >302MW operational, reported

Profile summary

Ownership Infratil, the Future Fund, Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation and management (privately held; Infratil is the listed major shareholder) · HQ Canberra · Founded 2007 · Founder and CEO Greg Boorer · Certified Strategic 12 Facilities · Australian sites 17 · Contracted capacity more than 1GW · Independent valuation A$18.5bn (Infratil, 30 June 2026).

FieldValue
Founded2007
FounderGreg Boorer
HeadquartersCanberra
LeadershipGreg Boorer
ListingASX/NZX:IFT
Australian metrosCanberra, Sydney and Melbourne
Certification12 Certified Strategic Facilities: H1-H5, F1, F2, EC1-EC4 and Brooklyn 1.

Australian facilities and certification

12 Certified Strategic Facilities: H1-H5, F1, F2, EC1-EC4 and Brooklyn 1.

Certified Strategic enclaves by metro
H1-H5, F1, F2, EC1-EC4 and Brooklyn 1.

See all Canberra Data Centres (CDC) sites in the Certified Strategic directory, cross-checked against the Australian Government HCF register.

Latest coverage

Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CDC?

Canberra Data Centres, known as CDC, is a privately held Australian data centre operator headquartered in Canberra and founded in 2007, focused on government, defence and enterprise workloads.

Where are CDC's data centres?

CDC operates 17 sites tracked in the directory across Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne.

Is CDC Certified Strategic?

Yes. CDC holds Certified Strategic Facility status at 12 sites under the Hosting Certification Framework, the Australian Government's highest certification tier.

Who owns CDC?

CDC is privately held. Its shareholders include Infratil at about 49.7 per cent, the Australian Government's Future Fund, the Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation and management. Infratil is the listed major shareholder; CDC itself is not listed.

How much capacity does CDC have?

Infratil reported that CDC's contracted capacity passed 1GW and its independent valuation rose to A$18.5 billion at 30 June 2026, with a development pipeline of about 3.9GW of leasable capacity to 2040.

Profile last updated 6 Jul 2026. Certification verified against the Australian Government's Hosting Certification Framework register on 6 Jul 2026. Facilities data from the Australia Data Centre Index. Figures are company or shareholder-reported unless otherwise attributed. Company-level information is published in good faith and subject to right of reply.

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