CDC Brooklyn Campus
- Planned / design
- 350 MW
- Updated
- Oct 29, 2026
CDC’s Brooklyn campus in Melbourne is partly operational, with BK1 and BK2 shown as operating in its March 2026 investor presentation. Its planned capacity exceeds 350 MW, but the operator does not define this as IT load or operating demand. Monash University reported MAVERIC launched at Brooklyn on 5 June 2026, with researchers already using the system. The undated location page still names only BK1 as operational; dated government and investor evidence supports two facilities, not whole-campus completion. Current occupied capacity, title ownership and project-specific financing remain unverified.
Capacity
Operating IT capacity: Not established in published records
A missing figure does not mean zero. Planned, utility and generation figures are not operating IT capacity.
Development
Milestones (2)
Jul 2024 · Recorded actual event
Completed · Announced
Sources (1)
- Brooklyn Data Centre VIC · Primary
Feb 26, 2026 · Recorded actual event
Completed · Announced
Sources (1)
- CDC’s data centres fueling jobs and growth in the west · Feb 26, 2026 · Primary
Participants
Site & development
Site location
Reported roundedBrooklyn, Melbourne, Victoria. Contractor substation document identifies 598 Geelong Road, Brooklyn VIC 3012; council records the second stage data centre at 598B Geelong Road.
SourceLand and site control context
Reported roundedCouncil address and contractor site address are established; title ownership and total parcel area are not.
SourceAdditional project facts
Reviewed named operating facilities
ActualCDC’s 26 March 2026 investor presentation marks BK1 and BK2 as operational. This corroborates the February government report of two operating facilities. The undated operator location page still refers only to BK1; neither source establishes individual opening dates, occupied load or full campus completion.
SourceReviewed research deployment
ActualMonash University reported the official launch of MAVERIC at CDC’s Brooklyn campus on 5 June 2026, with researchers already using the system. This is evidence of a named research deployment, not a disclosed lease term, exclusive tenancy or quantified campus load.
SourceInfrastructure & permits
Technical details (2)
Reported context
Historical substation work specified initial 33 MVA and ultimate 99 MVA maximum demand with N−1 supply. These are substation-design figures, not the full-campus IT envelope. Zinfra was the contractor’s client and Jemena the utility context.
Reported context
Operator describes LiquidCore closed-loop cooling without water consumed in primary cooling. Treat this as an operator design claim, not independently measured campus water consumption.
Project map
Other · Documented
CDC Brooklyn Campus
Sources (1)
Public-source research. Plans may change. See Evidence for sources and qualifications.
Related projects (1)
Under construction · Laverton, Victoria, Australia
Shared participant: CDC Data Centres · Same market: Victoria, Australia
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