Data Center · South Korea · Hong Kong · Datacenter Dynamics
Goodman first filed for permission to develop the site at 4-10 Talavera Road, Macquarie Park, in 2024
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The project will see two existing buildings on the plot demolished to make way for a development with eight data halls.
Key facts
- The 135MW data center, dubbed Project Apollo, will cost some AU$1.4 billion ($1bn), and has been given the green light by the NSW Department of Planning, Housing, and Infrastructure following
- Goodman first filed for permission to develop the site at 4-10 Talavera Road, Macquarie Park, in 2024
- Elsewhere in Australia, it intends to construct an AU$1.1 billion ($756m) data center in Melbourne
- DCD interviewed Goodman Group founder and CEO Greg Goodman in issue 51 of DCD>Magazine
Summary
Australia’s Goodman Group has been granted planning permission for a data center in northern Sydney, New South Wales (NSW). The 135MW data center, dubbed Project Apollo, will cost some AU$1.4 billion ($1bn), and has been given the green light by the NSW Department of Planning, Housing, and Infrastructure following a meeting last week. Goodman first filed for permission to develop the site at 4-10 Talavera Road, Macquarie Park, in 2024. It is expected that the data center will create up to 60 permanent jobs once up and running.