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[DC.COMPUTER] Layer 4 · Colocation · Auckland

Chunghwa Telecom AUCKLAND7 West

Chunghwa Telecom-operated Colocation facility in Auckland, New Zealand.

[AI Summary]

Chunghwa Telecom AUCKLAND7 West is a colocation datacenter in Auckland, New Zealand, operated by Chunghwa Telecom. The site carries 12 MW of IT load, deploys B200, and runs at a measured PUE of 1.24.

Operator
Chunghwa Telecom
Tier
Colocation
City
Auckland, New Zealand
Region
APAC
Power (MW)
12 MW
GPU fleet
B200
PUE
1.24
Coordinates
-37.13, 174.63
[Facilities · 8]
FacilityOperatorLocationGPUMWPUE
Chunghwa Telecom SINGAPORE12 CentralChunghwa TelecomSingapore, SingaporeL40S91.42
Chunghwa Telecom SINGAPORE16 CentralChunghwa TelecomSingapore, SingaporeB200181.50
Chunghwa Telecom SINGAPORE18Chunghwa TelecomSingapore, SingaporeL40S101.42
Chunghwa Telecom SINGAPORE42 ParkChunghwa TelecomSingapore, Singapore331.29
Chunghwa Telecom SINGAPORE44 NorthChunghwa TelecomSingapore, SingaporeMI300X211.22
Chunghwa Telecom SINGAPORE48 EastChunghwa TelecomSingapore, Singapore41.40
Chunghwa Telecom SINGAPORE63 EastChunghwa TelecomSingapore, Singapore71.43
Chunghwa Telecom SINGAPORE67 ParkChunghwa TelecomSingapore, Singapore201.21
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