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NEXTDC / West Footscray / Victoria / US
This operator sells space and power, not GPU-hours. No price on GPUQuant refers to it.
No provider names an area that GPUQuant has recorded as containing this building.
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This operator sells space and power, not GPU-hours. No price on GPUQuant refers to it.
The address on the record, the place it belongs to, and the cloud regions whose named area GPUQuant has tested it against.
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Located in West Footscray just 10 km from the Melbourne CBD, M3 Melbourne is a 225MW Tier IV certified data centre engineered as a new digital gateway for Victoria.
Purpose-built for hyperscale growth and high-density compute, M3 Melbourne spans more than 41,000 m² of technical space and is backed by comprehensive ISO, SOC and PCI-DSS controls, Tier IV Gold for Operational Sustainability and NEXTDC’s 100% uptime guarantee.
25 Indwe Street West Footscray VIC 3012
Several providers along with NEXTDC operates multiple Melbourne data centres — M1, M2 and M3 — supporting enterprise, government and AI workloads with carrier-neutral colocation, direct cloud access and access to Australia's largest digital ecosystem.
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