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CDC is proud to be an ACT and NSW Community Sponsor for the National Missing Persons Hackathon 2024. Watch the Hackathon event live today https://lnkd.in/gBV6yEYP

Data centres as part of the energy solution? Absolutely.   Our world is increasingly digital, and with that comes a greater demand for sustainable, reliable energy solutions. We're proud to share this interview with The Australian, where Schneider Electric highlights the essential role data centres play in shaping a greener future.   At CDC, we’re securing the progress of our nation by embedding sustainable practices to ensure we remain at the forefront of innovation and environmental responsibility. This isn’t just the future – it’s now. 🌱💻   To hear more, dive into the interview below. #SustainableEnergy #DataCentres #EnergyEfficiency #Leadership #Innovation #Sustainability #GregBoorer #CDC #ProgressSecured

A heartfelt congratulations to this year's outstanding innovators recognised at the AIIA National iAwards last week. As sponsor of the Start-Up Category, we are especially excited to congratulate Stoktake for winning the Start-Up category with their cutting-edge technology set to revolutionise livestock management. Here’s to your continued success. #AIIAiAwards2024 #Innovation #StartUp

We're thrilled to be sponsoring the Start-Up category at the AIIA National iAwards tonight. Supporting innovation and celebrating the bright minds driving the future of technology is something we are passionate about at CDC. We can't wait to see the groundbreaking ideas and visionary startups that will be recognised at this wonderful event and shape the future progress of the nation. Here’s to a night of inspiration and celebration. #AIIAiAwards #Innovation #Startups #TechExcellence #CDC #ProgressSecured

At CDC, we are committed to taking an industry leading approach to developing and operating data centres for resilience and adaptability because we know that data centres are not only essential for the digital economy, but also for the transition to a low-carbon future. “We live our commitment by offering all our customers net carbon zero electricity backed by certified renewable energy certificates and ensuring that we minimise our environmental footprint by not relying on water for our primary cooling, saving over five billion litres of water across our operational facilities,” says CEO and Founder Greg Boorer. “We also play an important role through predictable, steady and highly efficient power utilisation, which helps grid stability, especially when compared to the fluctuations of demand from other sectors”. Check out the video below to learn more about how we work to drive sustainable and secure outcomes across the industry by partnering to innovate, solve problems and promote progress. #CDC #ProgressSecured #Sustainability

Data centres have been in the news lately with a focus on water usage with many consuming millions of litres of clean drinking water each day as part of their cooling operations. With the explosion of AI workloads this is no longer viable if the data centre industry wishes to maintain their social licence to operate. The social, economic, productivity and security benefits of the latest technology, and the fourth Industrial Revolution, will only be realised in harmony with a sustainable approach to resource consumption. At CDC we have never consumed water in our own data centres’ cooling operations. This saves 5000 million litres of clean drinking water each year. A number that continues to grow in the positive direction. Great story promoted below following CDC being awarded a global sustainability impact award. Data centres can be part of the solution not the problem.

Data centres have been in the news lately with a focus on water usage with many consuming millions of litres of clean drinking water each day as part of their cooling operations. With the explosion of AI workloads this is no longer viable if the data centre industry wishes to maintain their social licence to operate. The social, economic, productivity and security benefits of the latest technology, and the fourth Industrial Revolution, will only be realised in harmony with a sustainable approach to resource consumption. At CDC we have never consumed water in our own data centres’ cooling operations. This saves 5000 million litres of clean drinking water each year. A number that continues to grow in the positive direction. Great story promoted below following CDC being awarded a global sustainability impact award. Data centres can be part of the solution not the problem.

As the demand for data explodes, efficient data centres are non-negotiable. We are thrilled to see our leadership in water efficiency recognised as CDC is highlighted as an ‘impact marker’ and industry leader. Since our beginnings in 2007, we’ve been committed to implementing an environmentally conscious approach in our business, from the first steps of design to the development and operation of our data centres. We are proud to play our part and work with our partner Schneider Electric in the global movement towards a more sustainable future for data centres and the planet. Check out the latest article from the New Zealand Herald on how we’re driving positive change in water efficiency within the data centre industry. #CDC #WaterEfficiency #Sustainability #DataCenters #EnvironmentalLeadership

Accessing a major data centre in New Zealand requires pre-approved security clearance and an executive escort around the heavily secured site, as Markets with Madison Reidy found out when filming Infratil’s $10 billion data centre business. This is the first time anyone has been allowed to take cameras inside a major centre that stores sensitive online information and technology equipment for governments and businesses. “If you want to do anything in the modern economy, it almost has to come through this facility,” Infratil chief executive Jason Boyes infra told Markets with Madison at the Auckland data centre. “So that’s what’s driving our conviction.” Infratil owns about half of the Australian business CDC data centres, which has two sites in Auckland. The stake is now valued at close to $5b - more than 10 times the $400 million Infratil first invested in the business in 2016. Infratil just raised $1.1b on the New Zealand Stock Exchange to help fund CDC’s expansion in Australia and New Zealand. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ggVk72d9

CDC is thrilled to be entering into this mission critical partnership with New Zealand’s National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) in hosting the latest generation supercomputer.   This leading capability will enable NIWA to conduct cutting-edge research on climate change, natural hazards, freshwater and marine management, and much more. It will also support some of the best researchers pursue the development of innovative solutions for New Zealand's environmental and economic challenges.   We are proud to be part of this exciting and important collaboration, which showcases our commitment to ensuring society always has access to world-class data and digital infrastructure to achieve the one thing it thrives on: progress.   We look forward to working with NIWA and supporting their vital research for the benefit of New Zealand and the world. #progress #secured #partnership #supercomputer #NIWA #CDC #datacentre #digitalinfrastructre