South East Asia Existing & Upcoming Data Center
Malaysia dominates Southeast Asia''s upcoming data center market with almost 50% of the total power capacity. Almost 80% of the existing Rack capacity is concentrated around
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Including assets in the REIT, it has 32 data centres in 10 countries with more than 2m sq. ft. of net leasable area. Apart from its listed REIT, it has two private funds exposed to data centres. The sponsor in ASEAN owns data centres in Johor in Malaysia, Bogor in Greater Jakarta and two data centres in Singapore.
We estimate about 2.5GW of incremental power generation capacity will be required to support ASEAN data centre power demand growth by 2028. While ASEAN Emerging Markets are not power-deficient, incremental demand on the back of data centres will drive capital in investments in ASEAN power generation capacity.
ASEAN is rapidly emerging as a global hotspot for data center investment. While traditional hubs like Singapore face constraints, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand are seeing unprecedented investment inflows from major cloud providers, hyperscalers and industrial investors.
Beyond data centre demand for its own need, we see potential for ASEAN to emerge as a hub for meeting broader Asian/global data centre needs. ASEAN is emerging as a favourable destination for data centres and subsea cable builds owing to its neutral geopolitical stance and US-China trade tensions.
Malaysia dominates Southeast Asia''s upcoming data center market with almost 50% of the total power capacity. Almost 80% of the existing Rack capacity is concentrated around
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Data center development in ASEAN began in the early 2000s, with Singapore as the region''s main hub, along with Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam.
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ASEAN is rapidly emerging as a global hotspot for data center investment. While traditional hubs like Singapore face constraints, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand are
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