Woomera Avenue in Edinburgh Parks, roughly 25 km north of the Adelaide CBD in the City of Playford, holds the most interconnected building in DigiCo Infrastructure REIT's Australian portfolio: 29 networks and five internet exchanges are registered on the floor itself, which for a South Australian site is unusual reach. The building was developed and run as YourDC Edinburgh Parks before the ASX-listed REIT acquired the platform, and the YourDC name still travels with its facility record. Its Adelaide sibling ADL2, at 60 Belair Road, carries 38 networks. DigiCo publishes no floor area, utility or megawatt figure for ADL1, and the Australian Uptime register's Adelaide entries belong to other operators - DCI Data Centres' ADL02-2 and NEXTDC's A1.
29 networks and five internet exchanges are registered in the building. The exchanges are on the floor rather than merely in the metro, so peering there is a cross-connect rather than a wavelength.
What was ADL1 called before DigiCo?
YourDC Edinburgh Parks. DigiCo Infrastructure REIT acquired the Adelaide platform and the YourDC name is still carried on the building's facility record.
Which Adelaide data centres hold Uptime Institute awards?
DCI Data Centres' ADL02-2 holds a Tier III Constructed Facility award and NEXTDC's A1 holds Tier IV Design and Constructed awards. Neither DigiCo nor YourDC appears in the register for this building.
How does ADL1 compare with ADL2?
ADL2, the former YourDC Hawthorn site at 60 Belair Road, carries 38 networks. ADL1 is the northern industrial site at Edinburgh Parks with 29 networks and five exchanges.
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