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Sydney IBX® Data Center NSW 2015 Australia Servicedesk@Equinix.Com IBX TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 47 Bourke Road 1.800.172.417 (Australia) SY3 Alexandria, Sydney +61.2.8337.2000 (International) Sydney IBX® Data Center NSW 2015 Australia [email protected] EQUINIX SYDNEY DATA CENTERS Equinix is the world’s digital infrastructure company. Digital leaders Parramatta A40 M2 harness our trusted platform to bring together and interconnect the SY6 foundational infrastructure that powers their success. Our Sydney A8 International Business Exchange™ (IBX) data centers consist of M4 eight facilities networked across two campuses to give customers A40 flexibility and redundancy options. Our data centers are business M1 Lidcombe hubs for 765+ companies. Customer can access the broadest A4 Sydney range of cloud services and the largest collection of international A6 and regional network service providers in Australia. A22 Surry Hills A3 Newtown SY3 Our Sydney data centers also allow customers to take advantage Marrickville of peering opportunities with direct access to the largest peering SY1/2 SY8 platform in Australia, and access to key subsea cable facilities— Hawaiki Cable, Southern Cross Cable, PIPE Pacific Cable. SY4 SY5 M5 Mascot M1 M1 A36 SYDNEY IBX BENEFITS • Most interconnected data center campus in Australia Wollongong • Access to 290+ cloud providers (includes direct connection to SY7 B65 AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Compute and Oracle Cloud) via Equinix Fabric™ M1 B65 • Equinix Internet Exchange™ is the largest network peering Berkeley Port Kembla A1 platform in the Australian market • Access market participants and financial services providers, including Chi-X and Bloomberg, as well as Sydney’s growing electronic payments industry • Located very close to subsea cable stations, facilitating global connectivity for the financial services community • Two campus locations to give customers network-rich redundant options within metro Sydney Equinix.com SY3 Sydney IBX Data Center IBX TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Building Amenities Reliability Space • Break Room Our IBX data centers boast an Colocation Space 6,894 m2 (74,209 ft2) • Loaner Tools industry-leading, high average uptime • Showers track record of >99.9999% globally. Building Type 2-story, pre-cast reinforced • Crash Carts concrete • Work Kiosks Parking Adjacent to building (no charge) • Wifi • Conference Room Certification and Floor Sustainability Floor Type Raised Floor Load Capacity 30.98 kN/m2 (647 psf) Certifications Products and • ISO 27001 • PCI DSS Fire Suppression VESDA, smoke and heat Services detectors, double-interlocked • SOC 1 Type pre-action sprinklers (dry pipe) Colocation • SOC 2 Type • Private Cage • Secure Cabinet Green By Design • AC Power Circuits • LEED Gold • IBXflex® Office and Storage • Granular temperature monitoring Facilities • Antenna • Optimized lighting controls Interconnection Power and Cooling • Equinix Fabric™ Power and 3.0 - 5.0 kVA per cabinet • Cross Connect ABOUT EQUINIX Cooling Density • Equinix Connect Equinix is the world’s digital Utility Feeders 2 • Equinix Internet Exchange™ infrastructure company. Digital leaders harness our trusted platform UPS Configuration Block redundant Services to bring together and interconnect UPS Redundancy N+1 • IBX SmartView™ the foundational infrastructure that ® Standby Power 10 x 2,250 kVA diesel generators • Smart Hands powers their success. We enable Configuration our customers to access all the right places, partners and possibilities they Standby Power N+1 Redundancy need to accelerate advantage. With Equinix, they can scale with agility, Cooling Configuration CRAC units and water-cooled speed the launch of digital services, centrifugal chillers deliver world-class experiences and Cooling Redundancy N+1 (on chillers) and N+25% (on multiply their value. CRAC units) Equinix.com Security Physical Perimeter fence and gate, mantrap Human 24/7 on-site security officers Electronic Biometric readers (in common areas), additional biometric readers (optional), speedstiles with biometric 2-factor authentication, CCTV surveillance with 30-day retention, motion detection SY3 IBX Site Spec v010621 Q320 © 2021 Equinix, Inc..
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