A Goodman-led data centre vehicle has successfully secured $4,099,999,999 in investment capital from investors. This significant funding round is earmarked to support the continued development and expansion of its critical data infrastructure assets, notably CDC, Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand's prominent developer, owner, and operator of highly secure data facilities.
Established in 2007 by founder and CEO Greg Boorer, CDC provides the national critical data infrastructure essential for the security, social, and economic wellbeing of citizens across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. The company specializes in state-of-the-art data facilities, offering multi-layered availability, resilience, and security. Its tailored services include colocation, private cloud, hyperscale solutions, and support for classical computing, storage, mainframe, AI, high performance, and quantum computing requirements.
The substantial capital injection underscores investor confidence in the vital role of secure, sovereign data infrastructure in the region. This funding will enable the Goodman-led vehicle to accelerate strategic growth initiatives for CDC, focusing on enhancing its existing portfolio and exploring opportunities for further expansion. The capital will support the ongoing development of its high-security data facilities and continued investment in cutting-edge technologies to meet evolving customer demands for digital critical infrastructure.
With this robust financial backing, the Goodman-led data centre vehicle is well-positioned to strengthen CDC's market leadership. The company anticipates continued growth as it endeavors to meet the escalating demand for secure and resilient data solutions, ensuring the safeguarding of national progress in an increasingly digital landscape.
