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Daniel: Emerging technologies like AI, automation, and advanced cooling systems are transforming the future of sustainable data centres at scale. AI, for instance, is capable of enhancing operational efficiency and sustainability by optimising cooling management. This is particularly crucial as AI and other accelerated computing workloads continue to grow, requiring higher power densities and more efficient cooling solutions. Our collaboration with AI specialists to host GPU clusters in our data centres, utilising innovative liquid cooling technologies, underscores our commitment to environmental stewardship.

ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) presents its fifth annual Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) report, showcasing the strides we’ve made in driving sustainable innovation and fostering resilience in the digital landscape.

Singapore-based ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) is building on its achievement of being certified under NVIDIA’s DGX-Ready Data Center program for it first two facilities – STT Singapore 6 and STT Bangkok 1. The certification affirms that these data centres can support advanced AI capabilities and next-generation infrastructure, including NVIDIA’s AI systems, marking a significant milestone for the company

Artificial intelligence (AI) has captured the imagination of industries worldwide, transforming everything from healthcare and finance to manufacturing and mobility. In just a few short years, AI has gone from buzzword to boardroom imperative, with decision-makers across sectors now prioritising AI adoption to future-proof their businesses. In Asia-Pacific, this transformation is especially pronounced: IDC projects that investment in AI and generative AI technologies in the region will reach US$110 billion by 2028.

Located within Goodman Business Park in Inzai City, Greater Tokyo area, STT Tokyo 1 is STT GDC’s inaugural data centre in Japan. STT Tokyo 1 is poised to deliver up to 30MW of IT capacity, catering to hyperscale and enterprise co-location needs.

While the benefits of digital transformation are clear, the risks of inadequate infrastructure are often underestimated. A Forbes article1 suggests that downtime can cost businesses between US$9,000 per minute and US$5 million per hour, stemming from issues that include software glitches, hardware failures and network disruptions.

In today's digital-first economy, from financial transactions to office collaboration tools, online services are driving the need for faster, yet more reliable data exchange across industries.

Frost & Sullivan believes STT GDC demonstrates excellence in terms of growth strategy and implementation in the data center industry, demonstrating its dedication to a sustainable digital future

In the annals of economic history, transformative advancements in infrastructure have often ushered in new eras of prosperity and progress. Just as railways played a pivotal role in global economic transformation during the Industrial Revolution, the growth of modern digital economies of today are built on advancements in both current and future technology.

ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC)’s fourth annual Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) report offers an overview on our commitment towards a resilient and sustainable digital future

With a global footprint, enjoy a comprehensive suite of best-in-class, purpose-built data centres and solution offerings to support your evolving business, no matter where it is located.

ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) is here to stay, at least according to research firm Gartner’s latest report on the top 10 technology trends of 2024, with three of them revolving around AI. The promise of AI as a catalyst for transformations across industries is an exciting one that is finally materialising after decades of anticipation, prompting technology companies and infrastructure operators to take notice.