Macquarie Technology
Our selected directory lists two Sydney facilities under Macquarie Technology: Macquarie Intellicentre 2 (IC2) and Macquarie Intellicentre 3 (IC3) Super West. For occupiers and investors assessing data centre requirements in the Sydney market, Data Centre Axis advises on procurement scope, technical due diligence and transaction terms.
At a glance
- HQ
- Sydney, AU
- Parent
- Not disclosed
- Ownership
- public
- Listing
- ASX:MAQ
- Founded
- 1992
Market presence
Capacity and site counts are only shown on public facility pages when the figure is directly operator-published. Full footprint and signal detail stay private.
Technical due diligence checks
- Verify the committed IT load and incoming utility capacity. Buyers should determine whether power allocations are backed by executed utility supply agreements, substation reservations or connection milestones, while establishing the current building lifecycle phase and capacity basis for facilities such as IC3 Super West.
- Establish the operational lifecycle status of the specific hall or building. When evaluating operational facilities alongside planned expansions, diligence must separate active, commissioned capacity from shell, core or future phased delivery to ensure deployment schedules match operational readiness.
- Assess the mechanical and electrical redundancy configuration against design parameters. Technical teams should evaluate chilled water loops, direct expansion systems or heat rejection architecture to confirm maximum supported rack densities without requiring bespoke containment or supplemental cooling retrofits.
- Examine telecommunications resilience and carrier-neutral connectivity. Procurement requirements must inspect dual diverse fibre entry paths, duct ownership and physical separation between meet-me rooms to avoid single points of failure across external backhaul networks.
Commercial and planning checks
- Review physical security protocols and perimeter controls. Enterprise and institutional occupiers need to evaluate perimeter fencing, multi-factor biometric access, segregated loading docks and designated staging areas against internal risk, data isolation and corporate governance mandates.
- Review commercial lease covenants and contracted expansion options. Contracts should clarify whether rights of first refusal, adjacent footprint reservations or flexible power ramp structures are legally binding or contingent on third-party capacity take-up within the campus.
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Macquarie Technology facilities
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Macquarie Technology development pipeline
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Macquarie Technology, frequently asked
What power tariff and efficiency terms should buyers evaluate for Macquarie facilities?
Confirm power pass-through mechanisms, tariff structures and energy efficiency accounting. Diligence should define how power usage effectiveness is measured, audited and billed, including whether renewable power purchase agreements can be incorporated directly into the contract.
What planning and compliance documentation should be audited for Macquarie facilities?
Audit planning approvals, environmental planning controls and compliance documentation. Teams must verify current local council approvals, floor loading limits, acoustic compliance thresholds and hazardous material storage permits across existing structures and proposed building extensions.
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