Macquarie-backed Vocus is set to invest A$500 million in a new fibre network connecting Sydney and Melbourne by 2029. This pioneering ducted route aims to address the surging demand for AI-driven data centres, a sector experiencing massive global investment. The project is expected to create over 1,000 jobs and bolster Australia's digital infrastructure capacity.
Macquarie-backed Vocus is set to invest A$500 million in a new fibre network connecting Sydney and Melbourne by 2029. This pioneering ducted route aims to address the surging demand for AI-driven data centres, a sector experiencing massive global investment. The project is expected to create over 1,000 jobs and bolster Australia's digital infrastructure capacity.
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