Singapore unlikely to draw large data centre investments


An Equinix data centre in Singapore. A report by BMI says the allocated capacity in Singapore is not enough to meet the load requirements for data centres in South-east Asia. — The Straits Times

SINGAPORE: Singapore is unlikely to attract large-scale investments in data centre capacity from foreign investors, despite its recent plans to increase its capacity, says a market report by BMI Research, a Fitch Solutions company, on June 3.

This is because the allocated capacity in Singapore is not enough to meet the load requirements for data centres in South-East Asia.

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