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Equinix BR1 is a data center located at 54-58 Alfred Street in Fortitude Valley, Australia, serving the Brisbane market. This facility features a connectivity ecosystem with 18 listed networks and provides access to Equinix Fabric to support distributed infrastructure and private connections. With a maximum power density of 3 kW per cabinet, Equinix BR1 offers businesses a strategic location for deploying colocation and network resources in Queensland.
Buyers can find colocation solutions through cabinets and cages at Equinix BR1. The facility also provides a range of connectivity offerings, including Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), IP Transit, Ethernet Private Line, and wavelength services, with options from providers such as Equinix and Megaport. Through Inflect, businesses can compare available offerings and instant pricing on Inflect, request quotes, and coordinate procurement for these colocation and network categories.
The Equinix BR1 data center is designed with an N+1 UPS configuration to support stable power operations and offers a maximum power density of 3 kW per cabinet. Security measures include CCTV and keycard access to protect infrastructure. The facility holds certifications such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, and PCI DSS, alongside ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 22301, and ISO 50001, demonstrating a commitment to security and compliance.
Equinix operates a global network of 288 owned data centers across 71 markets worldwide, providing extensive reach and interconnected ecosystems. Their offerings include Equinix Fabric, a platform designed to enable private, secure, and direct connections to a broad range of network and cloud offerings. This Equinix global footprint allows customers to scale and interconnect their infrastructure across multiple strategic locations worldwide where capacity is available.
Q: What network and connectivity options are listed for Equinix BR1?
A: Equinix BR1 provides direct, low-latency interconnectivity with 18 listed networks, including Megaport Global Access and Falcore Australia Pty. The facility also supports diverse connectivity through direct access to the MegaIX Brisbane internet exchange and Equinix Fabric for private connections.
Q: What power or sustainability context is available for Equinix BR1?
A: Equinix BR1 features an N+1 UPS configuration for power redundancy and a maximum power density of 3 kW per cabinet. The facility incorporates sustainability initiatives such as high-efficiency UPS, LED lighting, hot/cold aisle containment, and solar PV, with grid renewables backed by mixed LGCs from Australia.
Q: What disaster-risk context is available for Equinix BR1?
A: For Equinix BR1, country-level natural-hazard context for Australia is low.