Councils relocate disaster recovery infrastructure out of depot buildings. Schools move campus server environments off-site over dark fibre, keeping latency-sensitive applications performing on campus. Medical practices replace a head-office server room serving several clinical sites. Technology providers host infrastructure for resale under their own brand. The colocation service is the same in each case; what differs is the driver, the connectivity pattern and, in the public sector, the procurement route.
Education
Campus server environments moved off-site, reached over dark fibre so that latency-sensitive applications continue to perform for staff and students on campus.
Mary MacKillop College
Data centre migration, 10 Gbps fibre, backup internet and a hosted phone system ensuring continuity of learning through extended power outages.
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St Columba College
10 Gbps inter-campus fibre, private cloud, multi-gigabit internet and a 180-handset phone system for one of SA's largest Foundation to Year 12 schools.
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Infrastructure moved out of head-office server rooms and depot buildings never designed to house it, with private connectivity back to the organisation's sites. Procurement is frequently by public tender.
Orthopaedics SA
Data centre co-location, 1 Gbps fibre across four sites and redundant NBN — eliminating a single point of failure for this multi-site SA medical practice.
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Town of Gawler
Dark fibre, data centre co-location and DDoS-protected internet for the Town of Gawler's Smart City initiative — delivered via public tender.
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Fragmented estates consolidated into a single facility — typically on-premise head-office servers, third-party hosted workloads and public cloud services, each carrying separate management and billing.
Beaumont Tiles
Data centre co-location, enterprise internet, and franchise connectivity and phone systems for this national tile retailer's corporate and franchise operations.
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Climat
Private cloud, 1 Gbps fibre across six sites, and a unified phone system for this multi-site SA air conditioning, heating and solar business.
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Copyworld
1 Gbps inter-site fibre, data centre co-location and a unified phone system for this national print and document solutions provider.
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Orewin
Dark fibre, 10 Gbps internet, data centre colocation, and a VoIP-integrated intercom system for a purpose-built commercial facility with co-working spaces.
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Providers hosting their own infrastructure for resale to end customers, and platforms with integration requirements that standard hosting will not meet. Wholesale arrangements are available across internet, voice, fibre and data centre services.
AusCloud365
Wholesale internet, voice and data centre services enabling an Adelaide MSP to deliver end-to-end connectivity and cloud infrastructure under their own brand.
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ClickView
Specialised data centre colocation with broadcast television integration and remote hands support for a national video learning platform.
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Consolidated Tenders
Critical infrastructure and 10 Gbps fibre connectivity supporting government tendering platforms across Australia and New Zealand.
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Frequently asked questions
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Education, local government, healthcare, retail and multi-site commercial operations, and technology providers. The colocation service is the same in each case; what differs is the driver, the connectivity pattern and, in the public sector, the procurement route.
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Yes. Public-sector colocation is frequently procured by open tender, and Caznet has been awarded work on that basis — the Town of Gawler engagement covering dark fibre, colocation and DDoS-protected internet was delivered via public tender.
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It is a common pattern. Campus server environments move into the data centre and are reached over dark fibre, so latency-sensitive applications continue to perform for staff and students on campus.
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Yes. Wholesale arrangements are available across internet, voice, fibre and data centre services, which lets a provider host infrastructure for their own end customers.
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