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[DC.COMPUTER] Layer 4 · Colocation · Melbourne

Keppel DC MELBOURNE29 East

Keppel DC-operated Colocation facility in Melbourne, Australia.

[AI Summary]

Keppel DC MELBOURNE29 East is a colocation datacenter in Melbourne, Australia, operated by Keppel DC. The site carries 6 MW of IT load, deploys A100, and runs at a measured PUE of 1.41.

Operator
Keppel DC
Tier
Colocation
City
Melbourne, Australia
Region
APAC
Power (MW)
6 MW
GPU fleet
A100
PUE
1.41
Coordinates
-37.73, 144.88
[Facilities · 8]
FacilityOperatorLocationGPUMWPUE
Keppel DC SINGAPORE11 WestKeppel DCSingapore, Singapore281.29
Keppel DC SINGAPORE17Keppel DCSingapore, Singapore311.27
Keppel DC SINGAPORE47 EastKeppel DCSingapore, Singapore381.34
Keppel DC SINGAPORE62 EastKeppel DCSingapore, Singapore221.22
Keppel DC TOKYO57 ParkKeppel DCTokyo, Japan61.40
Keppel DC TOKYO83 EastKeppel DCTokyo, JapanA100231.53
Keppel DC TOKYO85 ParkKeppel DCTokyo, JapanH200291.27
Keppel DC OSAKA33 CentralKeppel DCOsaka, Japan111.49
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