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Florentino Pérez (ACS) Enters the Race of AI and Data Centers in Australia with a Project of 308 Million

UGL, a subsidiary of the ACS-controlled Cimic, has been selected by Vocus, one of Australia’s leading digital infrastructure operators, as a development partner for the first phase of the Australian Digital Infrastructure Platform (ADIP). The project will cost 500 million Australian dollars (EUR 308 million to change).
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UGL, a subsidiary of the ACS-controlled Cimic, has been selected by Vocus, one of Australia’s leading digital infrastructure operators, as a development partner for the first phase of the Australian Digital Infrastructure Platform (ADIP). The project will cost 500 million Australian dollars (EUR 308 million to change).

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economiadigital.es broke the news on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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