DXN Limited designs, manufactures, owns, and operates data centers and related infrastructure in Australia. The company's data centers provide space, power, cooling, and physical security for clients to house their computer servers, and related storage and networking equipment. It also engineers, constructs, and commissions data center solutions for edge data centers and telecommunications applications, such as satellite, radio centers, and cable landing stations. In addition, the company provides connectivity solutions comprising cloud interconnection, fiber cross-connects, internet services, and cloud span services; and engineering as a service, project management, data center management, and maintenance and engineering services. The company was incorporated in 2017 and is based in Welshpool, Australia.
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