Amazon Web Services' Equinix SYD3 cluster ready to go live.

Amazon Web Services will begin serving customers from its first Australian data centre on Tuesday, ending more than a year of speculation.

The cloud computing giant has data centres in the US, Brazil, Ireland, Singapore and Tokyo and edge nodes in seven other European countries, China and Sydney.

Several sources told iTnews that it was moving hardware into Australian facilities late last year.

Amazon is understood to have established two facilities in Sydney, with its primary data centre in Equinix's SYD3 facility.

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