Data centre expansion stories

Equinix expands its KL1 data centre in Kuala Lumpur, adding 450 cabinets to meet growing digital infrastructure demand across Malaysia and the ASEAN region.

FLOW Digital Infrastructure appoints Sanjay Goel as CEO to spearhead growth in Asia Pacific's data centre market, supported by new commercial and operations chiefs.

Vertiv has unveiled the CoolLoop Trim Cooler in Australia, a cutting-edge system aimed at optimising energy efficiency for AI and high-performance computing.

Latos has unveiled plans for small-scale volumetric data centres at the network edge, designed to bolster AI applications and enhance computing capacity across the UK.

Kao Data has appointed CBRE to manage its facilities across Europe, enhancing operational efficiency and support for its expanding data centre portfolio.

BSO has unveiled DataOne, Europe’s first giga-scale AI hosting data centre in France, aiming for a 400MW capacity by 2028, powered by renewable energy.

Servers.com has launched a new data centre in Miami and expanded operations at five global sites to meet rising customer demand.

Keppel reported a 14% rise in recurring income for 2024 and plans to boost data centre capacity significantly from 650 megawatts to 1.2 gigawatts.

True IDC to invest over THB 10 billion in expanding its data centre and cloud business from 2024 to 2027, aiming to be Thailand's largest data centre.

Anna Kristín Pálsdóttir joins Icelandic tech giant atNorth as Chief Development Officer, leveraging her expertise in innovation and portfolio management to lead data centre expansion.

Colt Data Centre Services embarks on building its 18th global site, a hyperscale data centre in Chennai, to support India's digital transformation and bolster its presence in the Asia-Pacific region.

Bridge Data Centres takes its first step towards expansion in Cyberjaya, Malaysia, signalling landmark growth in Asia's tech landscape.

Innovative sustainability measures will further reduce the Newcastle data centre's carbon footprint and customer power costs.

Matt Holden joins Leading Edge Data Centres (LEDC) as COO to drive growth in edge data centre ecosystem, expanding channel partners and customers.

The company estimates that, over the next 15 years, the new infrastructure region will add over $10 billion to New Zealand’s GDP.

The joint venture agreements will help to build out the xScale data center portfolio across 32 different facilities around the world.

Cloud by Tech Data provides a variety of capabilities, including disaster recovery, data backup, data centre expansion and scale-out storage.

Fujitsu is expanding its data center in Western Sydney, with plans to add 4,500 square metres and 20 MW of power capacity. .

NTT Ltd is focusing on development opportunities in Hong Kong, India, and the UK with new data center deployments and expansions.

NTT's data center expansion will create 160 facilities worldwide, covering over 500,000 sqm of colocation space.