Show Notes
Flying solo this week with a packed two-week catch-up on Asia's data center scene. From mega financings to a project that got killed over backup generators, here's what went down.In this episode:- DayOne eyes a first-of-its-kind dual IPO in Singapore and the US, targeting $5B to hit a $20B valuation- DDSP closes $283M green loan for its Johor build-to-suit at Sedenak Tech Park, with 1.1GW now in play across Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Taiwan- Digital Edge bags another $575M in debt to grow its footprint in Korea, Japan, India and beyond- GreenSquareDC withdraws its 120MW Perth application after community pushback over noise, the river and a nearby school- SoftBank readies an AI GPU cloud out of Japan, live from October 2026- Gorilla Technology takes 5.5MW from NeutraDC in Indonesia, with eyes on 18MW by year-end- Guofu (CEWA) teams up on hydrogen power for Southeast Asia, kicking off with a 3MW pilot in Rayong, ThailandCatch us at Datacloud in Cannes and DCD next week. Reach out if you want to grab a coffee.
More from Data Centre News Asia
In this week's special episode on Data Centre News Asia, we sit down with Rachit Mohan, APAC Lead, Data Center Colocation Leasing & India Lead, Data Center Transactions, JLL. In this exclusive interview, breaks down the massive shift happening across India's data center and AI infrastructure landscape. He discusses gigawatt-scale hyperscale campuses, emerging machine learning zones, favorable government policies, and APAC market dynamics. A conversation covering why global cloud providers and institutional investors are particularly hyper-focused on India.
We’re heading to DCD Connect India today, where the conversations around data centre investment, capacity and infrastructure growth across the region continue. Before we get into the event, here’s a look at the latest APAC data centre news, including major project developments, new investments and regulatory updates:
The second episode of the new series of In Conversation by Data Centre News Asia is now live!
August's Data Centre News Asia round-up: