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Photos: Inside the ASX's custom-built data centre
iTnews tours the $36.5m Australian Liquidity Centre.
on Apr 15 2013 6:40AM
The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) spent a total of $36.5 million to build a bespoke high-speed data centre in Gore Hill after nearing capacity in its Bondi and CBD facilities in 2010.
The Australian Liquidity Centre opened in February 2012 and now houses about 300 co-location cabinets, as well as about 100 for the ASX's own use. The co-location and ASX sections are physically separated from each other.
(Image credit: ASX)
The Australian Liquidity Centre opened in February 2012 and now houses about 300 co-location cabinets, as well as about 100 for the ASX's own use. The co-location and ASX sections are physically separated from each other.
(Image credit: ASX)
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