Communication services provider Pacnet has completed the expansion of its Sydney CBD datacentre, adding 360 racks to support its co-location and cloud services.
Pacnet launched the AU$40 million facility in February 2011 , with 260 racks. The datacentre currently measures in at 1,295 square metres.
The expansion is part of the company's wider strategy to grow its Asia-Pacific footprint.
"As the pulse of the Australian economy, Sydney is a key part of our expansion plans," Pacnet president of managed services Jim Fagan said in a statement.
Pacnet hopes to lure customers that are interested in moving into the Asia-Pacific region.
The company has also announced its plans to open a SGD$90 million datacentre in Singapore .
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