Western Sydney Phase 2 will add 4,500 square metres of technical area and 20 megawatts of new capacity.
Fujitsu has announced the expansion of its Western Sydney data centre, increasing its initial capacity by 20 megawatts. The first phase of expansion, called Western Sydney 2, will involve the addition of 4,500 square metres of technical area with the new data halls expected to be operational by March 2021. Fujitsu said the expansion is part of a broader hyperscale expansion plan, with further phases at the Western Sydney data centre to add another 14,000 square metres and over 50 megawatts of increased power capacity. This would bring the combined total capacity to 90MW at the Homebush Bay campus.
