Datacentres in Australia

Building approvals for commercial buildings not elsewhere classified include non-residential spaces such as petrol stations and parking garages.

However, the ABS states the spike in approvals is directly related to datacentres.

In total there are 285 datacentres currently operating in Australia.

NSW and Victoria account for the majority of datacentres, which is proportionate to their populations compared with the other states.

All states are keen to attract datacentre construction, with Victoria's fast-track application process getting approvals down to three months.

Building approvals for commercial buildings not elsewhere classified include non-residential spaces such as petrol stations and parking. garages

However, the ABS states the spike in approvals is directly related to datacentres.

In total there are 285 datacentres currently operating in Australia.

NSW and Victoria account for the majority of datacentres, which is proportionate to their populations compared with the other states.

All states are keen to attract datacentre construction, with Victoria's fast-track application process getting approvals down to three months.

Building approvals for commercial buildings not elsewhere classified include non-residential spaces such as petrol stations and parking. garages

However, the ABS states the spike in approvals is directly related to datacentres.

In total there are 285 datacentres currently operating in Australia.

NSW and Victoria account for the majority of datacentres, which is proportionate to their populations compared with the other states.

All states are keen to attract datacentre construction, with Victoria's fast-track application process getting approvals down to three months.

Building approvals for commercial buildings not elsewhere classified include non-residential spaces such as petrol stations and parking garages.

However, the ABS states the spike in approvals is directly related to datacentres.

In total there are 285 datacentres currently operating in Australia.

NSW and Victoria account for the majority of datacentres, which is proportionate to their populations compared with the other states.

All states are keen to attract datacentre construction, with Victoria's fast-track application process getting approvals down to three months.