Show Notes
We are finally back together in our unofficial studio. A few phone storage issues meant we had to record an unprecedented three times so if we look a bit frustrated you know why. But nevertheless a number of interesting stories to look at.
We discuss: - CtrlS Datacenters securing investment from CPP Investments | Investissements RPC. - Racks Central also securing significant investment to expand their platform regionally. - Firmus Technologies looking to develop a new 200MW+ site in Tasmania. - Sharon AI, Inc signs 6 year 72MW infrastructure deal with NVIDIA. - Equinix launching their 6th facility in Hong Kong - HK6. - ST Telemedia Global Data Centres launching their 30MW Seoul 1 facility in Seoul. A 60 /40 partnership with Hyosung Heavy Industries - NFD Korea Co.,Ltd. aiming to develop a 300MW campus in Dangjin, south of Seoul - PLDT exploring spinning some of their stabalised data centre assets into a REIT, aiming to raise $600 - $800million Also available on YouTube and Apple Podcasts
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