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Datadog Unveils Plans for Data Centre in Australia

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SYDNEY, 3 April 2025 - Datadog, Inc. (NASDAQ: DDOG), the monitoring and security platform for cloud applications, today announced plans for a new data centre to be located in Australia. The data centre instance, which will be built on AWS, will be Datadog's first in Australia and adds to existing locations in North America, Asia, Europe and AWS GovCloud. The Australian data centre will store and process data locally, creating sovereign capacity …

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Hosting Journalist.com

Datadog to Launch Australian Data Center for Cloud, Data Sovereignty - HostingJournalist.com

Datadog, the cloud application security and monitoring platform listed on NASDAQ (DDOG), has announced plans to open a new data center in Australia. The facility, which will be built on Amazon Web Services (AWS), marks Datadogs first local deployment in the country and expands its global footprint, which already includes North America, Europe, Asia, and AWS GovCloud.The new data center is designed to support the growing demand for data sovereign…

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Datadog Unveils Plans for Data Centre in Australia

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Datadog to open first Australian data centre by mid-2025

Datadog plans its first data centre in Australia by mid-2025, responding to local privacy demands and expanding services to over 1,000 clients.

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Datadog to launch first Aussie data centre instance

Datadog is set to launch its first data centre instance in Australia later this year, storing and processing data locally. The instance, which will cover all existing Datadog products and be built on Amazon Web Services (AWS), will create sovereign capacity to help customers meet local privacy and security requirements and preferences. Datadog vice president for Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) Rob Thorne said Australia is a high priority market for…

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