A large-scale data center campus is being proposed in Queensland, Australia.
Zerra DC has outlined plans for the Western Downs Digital Park, a master-planned digital, energy, and computing hub hundreds of kilometers outside Brisbane in regional Queensland.
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Recently filed with the Western Downs Regional Council, the project involves the planned delivery of up to four phases of AI-ready data centers. Located on a 725.5-hectare plot 37km north-west of Dalby, roughly 250 kilometers north-west of Brisbane, the project could total more than AU$31 billion (US$22.19bn) at full build-out.
The campus is planned on land at 1933 Dalby–Kogan Road, “in proximity” to the Braemar substation and the nearby Darling Downs Gas Power Station, the Darling Downs Solar Farm, the Braemar 2 Gas Power Station, the Alinta Energy Braemar Power Station, and the Daandine CGPF.
