ABOUT US Colocation Corporate Social Responsibility Creating meaningful impact in the best interests of people and planet is at the core of how we operate BEYOND OUR BUSINESS Together we create change At STT GDC India we not only recognize but also value the strategic importance of building business practices that result in sustainable bottom lines, sustainable economies, environments and societies. The focus areas to bring about a positive social change by measures to empower socially and economically backward groups, by improving access to education (digital literacy), focusing on skill development, creation of employment opportunities & entrepreneurship, promoting environmental and ecological sustainability and caring for the elderly. Find out more about our CSR Policy and learn about our CSR Projects. Read our CSR Policy RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Livelihoods Enhancement & Income Generation Dahod District, Gujarat Implementation agency: Tata Trusts-CInI (Collectives for Integrated Livelihood Initiatives) Implementation period: April 2022 to March 2023 (program to be completed by March 2023) READ MORE Back STT GDC India, in partnership with Tata Trusts (a pioneer of philanthropy in India), became a part of their Lakhpati Kisan program: a rural development project in the areas of livelihoods enhancement & income generation to improve the lives of the vulnerable members of communities. With an emphasis on promotion of agriculture development, high-value cropping, trellis intervention, training and knowledge extension activities, technology intervention, water resource development, livestock development, etc. and create sustainable and socio-economic development. With initiatives like this, STT GDC India aims to establish sustainable social goals and income generation in the lives of rural farmers in neglected areas. We believe that every penny earned by us has seen a share of it contributed towards a larger cause – one that builds a more integrated and sustainable society. SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Don Bosco Tech Bengaluru, Karnataka Implementation agency: Don Bosco Tech Implementation period: April 2022 to March 2023 (program to be completed by March 2023) READ MORE Back Our partnership initiative for ‘Infrastructure Management Services’ helps promote training programs that enable students to become self-reliant by developing the right skillsets for both personal development and the opportunity to land their desired jobs. With our initiative, we aim to not only address the unique educational gaps, but also prepare the youth to stay updated on the latest developments in the industry, thus enabling them to be better equipped for their future. Our unique corporate citizenship initiative focuses on enabling students to build essential skills needed to make a career in the data centre industry, as well as provide help for their overall development with life skills coaching. SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES India Cares Fund Bengaluru, Karnataka Implementation agency: India Cares Fund Implementation period: April 2022 to March 2023 (program to be completed by March 2023) READ MORE Back STT GDC India’s skill development initiative is being carried out as a tie-up with Nettur Technical Training Foundation (NTTF). This initiative has been launched to address the gaps between employment opportunities and industry-specific skillsets with a curriculum highlighting critical technical aspects to bridge the gap. With this initiative, we focus on bringing about positive change and bridging the gap between the demand and supply of skilled workers in the Data Centre industry while also contributing to the socio-economic growth aspired by our country. LEADERSHIP Our CSR Committee Bruno Lopez Director Bruno Lopez Director Tri Luu Pham Director Tri Luu Pham Director Stephen Geoffrey Miller Director Stephen Geoffrey Miller Director Tat Hiang Sio Director Tat Hiang Sio Director LATEST HAPPENINGS Get the inside scoop ARTICLE From Strategy to Execution — Managing Growth at Scale Scaling with responsibility reflects a fundamental shift in how growth must be managed at infrastructure scale. For STT GDC, it means recognising that decisions made today—where we deploy capital, how we design assets and how we operate them—will shape performance, risk and sustainability outcomes for our business and the communities we work in over the decades to come. From Strategy to Execution — Managing Growth at Scale Jul 24, 2026 NEWS ST Telemedia Global Data Centres Launches Rajasthan’s First High-Performance Data Centre The new STT Jaipur 1 facility strengthens Rajasthan’s digital infrastructure ecosystem, enabling enterprise, cloud and high-performance workloads as demand for advanced compute accelerates ST Telemedia Global Data Centres Launches Rajasthan’s First High-Performance Data Centre Jul 22, 2026 ARTICLE From Capacity to Capability: The Strategy of Infrastructure Readiness and the Next Phase of AI Leadership For years, enterprise infrastructure decisions have been guided by a familiar set of baseline criteria: cost efficiency, security, reliability and connectivity. In CPU-based environments of the past decades, workloads were relatively stable, performance gains were incremental, and infrastructure could be evaluated largely as a commodity layer. From Capacity to Capability: The Strategy of Infrastructure Readiness and the Next Phase of AI Leadership Jul 20, 2026 ARTICLE Why AI Infrastructure Readiness will Shape Asia’s Next Leader Many organisations have already moved beyond asking whether AI matters. Across Asia, the more pressing question is whether they are equipped to run it reliably at scale. As AI shifts from experimentation into operational use, competitive outcomes are being shaped less by ambition alone and more by the infrastructure, operating models and specialist capabilities that support deployment in production. This is where the next divide is emerging. Why AI Infrastructure Readiness will Shape Asia’s Next Leader Jun 10, 2026 ARTICLE Moving Beyond AI Gridlock: How Partnerships Enable Execution at Scale Infrastructure limitations, capability gaps, long build timelines, and fragmented decision-making rarely exist in isolation. They reinforce one another, creating compounding friction that becomes most visible at the point where AI initiatives need to scale. Progress slows not because any single constraint is insurmountable, but because the system to move forward in a coordinated way. Moving Beyond AI Gridlock: How Partnerships Enable Execution at Scale Jun 10, 2026 ARTICLE Why ROI is the Turning Point for AI at Scale: Turning Momentum into Measurable Returns ST Telemedia Global Data Centres’ regional study, Mind the Gap: Bridging the AI Infrastructure Readiness Divide, establishes how Asia’s AI journey has moved beyond early experimentation. Across markets, organisations are actively piloting new use cases at pace. Why ROI is the Turning Point for AI at Scale: Turning Momentum into Measurable Returns Jun 10, 2026 ARTICLE The AI Scaling Gap: Why Asia’s Enterprises Are Stuck Between Ambition and Execution Findings from ST Telemedia Global Data Centres’ inaugural Mind the Gap: Bridging the AI Infrastructure Readiness Divide report brings this into focus. Across the region, AI ambition is widespread: nearly 90% of organisations in Asia have already embarked on their AI journey, but most are struggling to move beyond experimentation. The AI Scaling Gap: Why Asia’s Enterprises Are Stuck Between Ambition and Execution Jun 02, 2026 ARTICLE From Pilots to Production: Asia’s AI Execution Gap While nearly 90% of organisations across the region have initiated AI efforts, momentum is increasingly stalling where it matters most: turning pilots into measurable business value. As AI matures, success is no longer defined by experimentation, but by the ability to execute at scale. From Pilots to Production: Asia’s AI Execution Gap Jun 02, 2026 NEWS New Research from ST Telemedia Global Data Centres Reveals Asia’s AI Ambitions Hampered by Infrastructure and Talent Gaps SINGAPORE, April 15, 2026 — ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC), one of the world’s fastest-growing data centre colocation service providers headquartered in Singapore, today announced the findings of a new regional research study, Mind the Gap: Bridging the AI Infrastructure Readiness Divide, examining how organisations across Asia are progressing from AI ambition to execution. Commissioned by STT GDC with research partner Ecosystm, the study surveyed more than 600 enterprise and digital-native leaders across nine Asian markets: India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand and Vietnam. New Research from ST Telemedia Global Data Centres Reveals Asia’s AI Ambitions Hampered by Infrastructure and Talent Gaps Apr 15, 2026 View All