As demand for cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and digital services continues to accelerate, hyperscale data centres require electrical infrastructure that can deliver exceptional reliability, scalability, and operational efficiency. Through ongoing partnerships with Amazon data centre projects across Australia and the Asia-Pacific region, IPD is helping power some of the world's most critical digital infrastructure.
Supporting Critical Infrastructure at Scale
IPD has worked alongside leading electrical contractors and delivery partners to supply power distribution solutions across multiple Amazon data centre developments. By providing busway systems and low-voltage Power Distribution Units (PDUs), IPD has enabled efficient and scalable power distribution to support the growing capacity requirements of hyperscale facilities.
Spanning multiple construction phases and locations, these projects demand precise coordination, dependable supply chains, and technical expertise to ensure critical infrastructure is delivered on schedule.
The Challenge
Hyperscale data centres operate in some of the most demanding environments, where reliability is paramount and downtime is not an option.
Across numerous projects throughout Australia and the APAC region, Amazon required electrical infrastructure capable of supporting rapid deployment, future expansion, and high-performance operations. Maintaining construction schedules while ensuring consistency of supply, technical support, testing, and commissioning services presented a significant challenge across multiple sites and delivery partners.
The Solution
IPD partnered with major electrical contractors including Heyday, Barnwell Cambridge, Nilsen, Prime Electrical, and Stowe Australia to deliver busway infrastructure across a number of Amazon data centre developments.
In parallel, low-voltage PDU solutions were supplied through Fuji SMB Harwal to provide flexible and efficient power distribution throughout the facilities.
Projects included major developments across Sydney and Melbourne, including:
- SYD54
- SYD57
- MEL064
- MEL071
- MEL081
By coordinating staged deliveries aligned with key construction milestones, IPD ensured equipment was available when required while supporting installation, testing, and commissioning activities throughout each project's lifecycle.
The Results
The successful delivery of multiple Amazon data centre projects has reinforced IPD's position as a trusted partner for large-scale critical infrastructure developments.
Key outcomes include:
- Approximately $28 million in low-voltage PDU solutions delivered during FY26.
- Approximately $6 million in busway infrastructure supplied and commissioned across multiple sites.
- Successful completion of busway supply, testing, and commissioning on the SYD54 campus.
- Ongoing support for expansion projects across Sydney and Melbourne as facilities continue to grow.
- Reliable, scalable power distribution infrastructure supporting hyperscale operational requirements.
Key Technologies
Busway Systems
Providing flexible, efficient, and scalable power distribution throughout large-scale data centre environments.
Low-Voltage Power Distribution Units (PDUs)
Supporting reliable power delivery to critical IT and operational equipment.
Data Centre Power Distribution Infrastructure
Designed to meet the performance, resilience, and future expansion requirements of hyperscale facilities.
Delivering Power for the Digital Future
As data centre demand continues to grow across Australia and the Asia-Pacific region, IPD remains committed to supporting customers with proven power distribution solutions that deliver reliability, scalability, and long-term performance. Through collaboration with leading contractors and technology partners, IPD continues to help enable the next generation of hyperscale digital infrastructure.
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