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Leading Edge Data Centres / Dubbo / NSW / US
This operator sells space and power, not GPU-hours. No price on GPUQuant refers to it.
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Located in the Central Western Plains of New South Wales, known for its main attraction of the Taronga Western Plains Zoo and home to the Tubbagah Aboriginal people, Dubbo is home to over 4,500 businesses while its local government area spans just over 7,500 square kilometres.
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The data centre offers reliable power, cooling, and security for customers to host equipment in return for a monthly fee.
With 26 regional data centres in plan across New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland, LEDC has successfully opened data centres in Newcastle, Tamworth and Dubbo.
On Friday, 10 December, the new data centre was opened in a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Member for the Dubbo electorate, Dugald Saunders and CEO of Dubbo Regional Council Murray Wood.
15 Jannali Road
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