Goodman Macquarie Park Data Center Project Apollo 135MW Sydney

Status: Approved / Permitted (State Significant Development Granted)   |   Location: 4–10 Talavera Road, Macquarie Park, New South Wales 2113, Australia


Project Overview

The Goodman Macquarie Park Data Center, known as Project Apollo, is a major digital infrastructure redevelopment valued at A$1.37 billion (approximately US$900 million or more) in Macquarie Park, Sydney, Australia. Developed by ASX-listed Goodman Group, the project occupies a 3.2-hectare site at 4–10 Talavera Road, transforming the former Talavera Business Park into a high-density, multi-story data center development. Its scale, urban location, and focus on advanced computing infrastructure position the project to support the continued growth of Sydney’s digital economy and increasing demand for data center capacity.

Project Apollo is designed to accommodate expanding artificial intelligence (AI), high-performance computing (HPC), and hyperscale cloud workloads across Greater Sydney. These applications require substantial computing resources and infrastructure capable of supporting increasingly intensive digital operations. The project’s multi-story design provides an approach to developing data center capacity within Macquarie Park, an established commercial and technology precinct. As demand for cloud services, AI model development, and enterprise computing continues to grow, developments of this type are becoming an important part of the infrastructure supporting digital services and business operations.

Goodman Group’s involvement connects the redevelopment to its broader industrial and property development expertise. The project’s location within Sydney provides a base for serving businesses and digital service providers across the metropolitan region. Its transformation from a business park into a specialized data center campus also reflects the changing use of urban commercial land as demand for digital infrastructure expands. The development’s ultimate contribution to Sydney’s data center market will depend on its delivered capacity, power arrangements, construction schedule, and operational specifications. Nevertheless, Project Apollo represents a substantial investment in high-density digital infrastructure intended to accommodate the evolving requirements of AI, HPC, and hyperscale cloud computing.


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Project Name Goodman Macquarie Park Data Center Project Apollo 135MW Sydney
Location 4–10 Talavera Road, Macquarie Park, New South Wales 2113, Australia
Status Approved / Permitted (State Significant Development Granted)
Project Type Multi-Story Hyperscale, Cloud & Artificial Intelligence Data Center Campus (Project Apollo)
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City Name Sydney
Population 5.3 million
Urban Agglomeration 5.6 million
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