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'Significant reordering' in Asia Pacific data centre market; power and execution risks to intensify
'Significant reordering' in Asia Pacific data centre market; power and execution risks to intensify
via EdgeProp Singapore
 
The Asia Pacific (Apac) data centre market is undergoing a "significant reordering" -- shifting from concentrated growth in traditional hubs to rapid expansion in "power-advantaged" locations, such as Malaysia, Australia and India, that can support large-scale cloud and AI deployments, according to a CBRE report.
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APAC IT spending stays resilient in 2026, buoyed by data centres
APAC IT spending stays resilient in 2026, buoyed by data centres
via ITnews Asia
 
IT spending in Asia Pacific is expected to reach US$1.78 trillion this year, up 11.8 per cent from 2025, according to Gartner's latest forecasts this month. This spending will be largely driven by data centre systems.
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Vantage Data Centers: AI workloads reshaping DCs in APAC
Digital Edge secures $575m financing for APAC data centers
via Data Center Dynamics
 
APAC data center firm Digital Edge has secured new debt financing, announcing the successful closing of its inaugural $575 million holding company (HoldCo) financing. Proceeds from the facility will support the continued expansion of the company's campus footprints across existing markets, including South Korea, Japan, India, and beyond.
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Southeast Asia's AI data centre gold rush tests power grids in the tropical heat
NEXTDC launches first overseas data centre in Kuala Lumpur
via DataCenterNews Asia
 
NEXTDC has launched its KL1 data centre in Kuala Lumpur, the Australian company's first facility outside its home market. The site in Klang Valley is designed to deliver 65MW of IT capacity and targets demand from artificial intelligence, cloud computing and other digital services across Southeast Asia.
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 Are Hybrid Data Center Architectures the New Normal?
 
Are Hybrid Data Center Architectures the New Normal?
 
Across the APAC region, data center operators face a challenging reality: to stay competitive, they must support growing AI capacities while maintaining existing workloads, all within tightening constraints. What are the pressures and solutions to these challenges? Read on to find out.
 
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AI's Appetite for Power Generates Challenges for Data Centers
 
How a South Korean Manufacturer Saved 50% on Labor Costs Through Custom KVM Integration
 
How did a South Korea-based end user managed to achieve 50% savings on labor just through collaboration?
 
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Answering Specifiers' FAQs on Busway Design
 
Busway vs remote power panels: How power distribution is evolving for AI-driven data centers
 
Designing infrastructure that can adapt over time can help ensure facilities remain capable of supporting future technology requirements. Read on to learn more about the busway systems can make in facilities.
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Video   As AI and data centers consume more power worldwide, Finland may have found a mitigating solution. Bloomberg TV reports that energy company Helen captures excess heat from Equinix's data centers in Helsinki and reuses it to warm local homes, cutting both emissions and costs. Such a model could redefine how a country can build a sustainable digital economy.
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