Vocus Communications: Vocus Group EDC1

Vocus Group EDC1 is a data center operated by Vocus Communications Limited (part of Vocus Group), located at 10–12 Brookhollow Avenue, Baulkham Hills, New South Wales, Australia. This facility was acquired from Enterprise Data Corporation (EDC) and complements Vocus’s national infrastructure network—the second-largest intercapital fibre network in Australia. Strategically positioned in Baulkham Hills—part of Sydney’s north-west growth corridor—it offers strong connectivity benefits through access to Vocus’s extensive metro and national fibre backbone, enabling low-latency access to both enterprise hubs and broader Australian networks.

. ⚙️ Facility Highlights

• Power Infrastructure: Multiple redundant power supplies including N+1 UPS systems and N+1 generators ensure high availability
• Cooling Systems: Equipped with N+1 cooling infrastructure featuring efficient air conditioning units and redundancy to maintain optimal equipment temperatures under load

🔐 Security & Compliance

• Physical Security Measures: The facility employs multi-layered security, including biometric access controls, 24/7 surveillance, and on-site security personnel — ensuring a secure environment for client data and equipment

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Carrier Connections: The data center offers extensive connectivity options including multiple carrier links and diverse fiber paths for redundancy and reliability
• Peering & Exchanges: EDC1 supports in-building ecosystem connectivity with at least 1 cloud provider, 2 peers, and 6 companies located within the facility, facilitating direct interconnection and hybrid architectures
• Network Integration: As part of Vocus’s connectivity infrastructure, the data center is tied into their metro, national, and international high-bandwidth network, spanning Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, and the USA 

💼 Who It Serves

• Enterprises & Wholesalers: Ideal for businesses and government entities that leverage Vocus’s infrastructure for robust telecommunication and data center services 
• Cloud & Hybrid Deployments: Those requiring private, low-latency cloud connections and hybrid IT deployments benefit from EDC1’s in-building cloud and peering ecosystem
• High‑Availability Workloads: Organizations needing reliable, redundant power, cooling, and security infrastructure—such as financial services, critical systems, and high‑performance computing—are well‑supported by EDC1’s capabilities.