Equinix · Australia
Equinix SY9x
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Sydney, NSW · facility
- Facility type
- hyperscale
- Location evidence
- Corroborated site location
- Research status
- Source-listed profile · 88% core-field coverage
Core-field coverage counts eight basic fields available in the Atlas. It is not an accuracy score or a measure of technical specification completeness. Individual evidence checks appear below.
Evidence by field
Evidence status applies to the named field and cited sources. “Not found” means those sources do not establish the fact; it does not establish absence.
- Identity Source checked
- Fresh dedicated facility heading identifies SY9X; service descriptions and facility-specific specification tables were reviewed.Checked 2026-09-11 · Equinix ↗
- Status Source checked
- The fresh operational-coverage document explicitly lists this named facility's on-site operational coverage; facility page provides current services. Non-24/7 coverage describes staffing, not a non-operating data centre.Checked 2026-09-11 · Equinix ↗ · Equinix ↗
- Address Source checked
- The operator publishes this facility address: 8A Grand Avenue, Rosehill, Lot 9 DP 1275083, Sydney.Checked 2026-09-11 · Equinix ↗
- Coordinates Source checked
- The operator’s named-facility map marker identifies this location. A map view-centre is not a facility coordinate.Checked 2026-09-11 · Equinix ↗
- Capacity Source checked
- Operating capacity is explicitly reported; the IT electrical boundary is an explained inference across primary sources.Checked 2026-09-22 · Equinix ↗ · Equinix ↗ · Equinix ↗ · Patch Planning for Equinix Hyperscale 2, lodged with NSW Planning ↗ · Equinix ↗
- Hardware Not found in checked sources
- No installed GPU/accelerator model-and-quantity inventory is disclosed on this named facility page. DGX-ready branding, cloud connectivity or high-density cooling would describe capability only.Checked 2026-09-11 · Equinix ↗
- Workloads Source checked
- Verified service capability is hyperscale core deployment. No measured training-versus-inference workload split is disclosed. Regional announcements with unnamed facilities are not allocated to this site.Checked 2026-09-11 · Equinix ↗
- Contracts Not found in checked sources
- No quantified named customer compute offtake commitment is disclosed in this named facility page. Cloud on-ramps, generic customer ecosystems and capital/JV agreements are not tenant MW contracts.Checked 2026-09-11 · Equinix ↗
Lot 9 DP 1275083, 8A Grand Avenue, Rosehill, Sydney, NSW, 2142
Checked 2026-09-10 · Site coordinates verified
Coordinates from Equinix's SY9x map configuration, checked against its displayed street address. Site marker, not a surveyed boundary.
Open this address in maps ↗Opening & commissioning history
- 2022-06-14 · SY9x opening announced
Australian press-release dateline records opening announcement. Source's >14 MW power is not converted to installed IT history without a confirmed boundary.
Capacity & development
Power for servers, GPUs, storage & networking (IT power) · Source as of 2022-06-14
The operator reports more than 14 MW operating at SY9x, distinct from the eventual >28 MW facility. Atlas interprets this as customer IT capacity from xScale’s commercial phase reporting, the operator’s IT-load terminology and the planning distinction between 45 MW gross and 30 MW IT design. This electrical-basis interpretation is inferred across sources, not a directly stated 14 MW IT specification. The separate 14 MW second phase remained under development at 30 June 2026.
IT power boundary inferred across the linked sources. The capacity amount and electrical interpretation have separate evidence.
Power for servers, GPUs, storage & networking (IT power) · 2026 target · Source as of 2026-06-30
Sydney 9x-2 is a separate 14 MW phase under development in the June 2026 investor schedule, with a third-quarter 2026 target. IT basis is inferred from the same xScale customer-capacity definition used for the operating phase. A target date is not evidence of completion.
IT power boundary inferred across the linked sources. The capacity amount and electrical interpretation have separate evidence.
Government certification
Certification not verified
No verified certification scope has been assigned to this record. Unknown does not mean uncertified.
What certification covers →Scope and context
- Technical details reported by Data Center Map are shown separately from the Atlas's primary-source observations.
- SY9x customer IT capacity is interpreted across primary operator, investor and planning sources. The initial operating phase and the second phase under development are separate. The live table’s 14 kVA entry conflicts with the operator’s MW narrative and is not used.
Compute, workloads & commercial commitments
SY9x reported power capacity and electrical-basis caveat
Current facility prose and the June 2022 opening announcement state more than 14 MW current power capacity and more than 28 MW at full build.
- Current reported power, basis unspecified
- ≥ 14 MW Undated page reviewed 2026-09-11
- Full-build power, basis unspecified
- ≥ 28 MW Undated page reviewed 2026-09-11
- Evidence scope
- Named facility · Equinix
- Evidence as-of date
- Applicable date not stated
How to read this: The installed IT basis is not explicit. The page table's 14kVA Total Sellable Capacity conflicts with its MW prose. Do not correct the unit by guessing; keep physical IT MW unknown. Ultimate and current power are overlapping, not additive. Current phase may have changed since 2022; undated text is not a dated observation.
Inspect 2 sources
- Sydney SY9x ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-11
Named facility heading; opening service description; Building/Facilities specification tables; Available products. Original address and site marker separately retained in saved public inline configuration.
- Equinix and PGIM Real Estate Open First xScale™ Data Centre in Sydney for Hyperscalers ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-11 · published 2022-06-14
Australian dateline 14 June 2022; opening paragraph, >14 MW current/>28 MW full-build; JV equity and operator responsibilities
Equinix SY9x reports more than 14 MW current power
The operator reports more than 14 MW operating at SY9x, distinct from the eventual >28 MW facility. Atlas interprets this as customer IT capacity from xScale’s commercial phase reporting, the operator’s IT-load terminology and the planning distinction between 45 MW gross and 30 MW IT design. This electrical-basis interpretation is inferred across sources, not a directly stated 14 MW IT specification. The separate 14 MW second phase remained under development at 30 June 2026.
- Current power at opening
- ≥ 14 MW, boundary unspecified 2022-06-14
- Evidence scope
- Named facility · Equinix
- Evidence as-of date
- 2022-06-14
How to read this: The 14 MW operating lower bound uses an explicit cross-source inference for its IT boundary. The second 14 MW phase was under development at 30 June 2026; eventual capacity is not counted as already operating.
Inspect 5 sources
- Equinix and PGIM Real Estate Open First xScale™ Data Centre in Sydney for Hyperscalers ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-11 · published 2022-06-14
Australian dateline 14 June 2022; opening paragraph, >14 MW current/>28 MW full-build; JV equity and operator responsibilities
- Equinix SY9x Sydney profile ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-22
Facility overview: current power capacity and full-build capacity
- Equinix Q2 2026 earnings presentation ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-22 · published 2026-07-29
PDF page 27, xScale Data Center Expansion, Sydney 9x-2 row, phase capacity / leasing columns and under-development totals
- Rosehill data centre stage 2 scoping letter ↗
Patch Planning for Equinix Hyperscale 2, lodged with NSW Planning · checked 2026-09-22 · published 2022-12-20
PDF page 5, section 3 Project Overview, Table 3 Comparison Table; page 2 identifies the existing operating building at 8A Grand Avenue
- How hyperscale data centres can power cloud provider success ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-22 · published 2020-11-20
Paragraph beginning Over the last two years, Japanese xScale programme capacity
Evidence trail
- Equinix colocation availability ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-10
APAC > Australia table
- Equinix SY9x: address and location ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-10
Address section and the same named facility's public map initialisation: address1, address2, city, postalCode, latitude, longitude
- Sydney SY9x ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-11
Named facility heading; opening service description; Building/Facilities specification tables; Available products. Original address and site marker separately retained in saved public inline configuration.
- Equinix colocation operational coverage ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-11
APAC > Australia table; explicit 24/7 or non-24/7 on-site operational coverage
- Equinix SY9x: directory profile and specifications ↗
Data Center Map · checked 2026-09-11
Public listing 9140; location, overview, specs tabs. Address/location header and labelled technical specification rows.
- Equinix and PGIM Real Estate Open First xScale™ Data Centre in Sydney for Hyperscalers ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-11 · published 2022-06-14
Australian dateline 14 June 2022; opening paragraph, >14 MW current/>28 MW full-build; JV equity and operator responsibilities
- Equinix SY9x Sydney profile ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-22
Facility overview: current power capacity and full-build capacity
- Equinix Q2 2026 earnings presentation ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-22 · published 2026-07-29
PDF page 27, xScale Data Center Expansion, Sydney 9x-2 row, phase capacity / leasing columns and under-development totals
- Rosehill data centre stage 2 scoping letter ↗
Patch Planning for Equinix Hyperscale 2, lodged with NSW Planning · checked 2026-09-22 · published 2022-12-20
PDF page 5, section 3 Project Overview, Table 3 Comparison Table; page 2 identifies the existing operating building at 8A Grand Avenue
- How hyperscale data centres can power cloud provider success ↗
Equinix · checked 2026-09-22 · published 2020-11-20
Paragraph beginning Over the last two years, Japanese xScale programme capacity