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STT Jakarta 1 is built to the highest industry standards to enable the burgeoning digital economy growth in Indonesia and the region with a future scale within the campus.

In this PodChats for FutureCOO episode, Daniel Pointon, Group CTO at STT GDC, discusses how enterprises can prepare for 2026 by balancing AI-driven growth with sustainability and regulatory alignment. 

At STT GDC, our people are at the heart of everything we do. We are proud to share that we have been certified as a Great Place to Work® for the third consecutive year in Singapore where we are headquartered. This recognition is a testament to our commitment to fostering a workplace culture rooted in trust, collaboration, and continuous growth.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has moved rapidly from a conceptual technology to a transformative force of industries, reshaping business models and digital infrastructure.  As AI models become more sophisticated, the demand for computational power continues to surge, driving hyperscalers and enterprises alike to seek new solutions for data centre design and operations.

Situated within Gasan-dong, Geumcheon-gu, STT Seoul 1 is strategically located near Mokdong.

STT Johor 1 is part of the new STT Johor data centre campus, which will be constructed on over 22 acres of land and offer a development potential of 120MW of IT power supplied by diverse substations located nearby.

Strategically located in Metro Manila, STT Fairview 1 is the first of four buildings in the STT Fairview data centre campus, designed to cater to both hyperscalers and enterprises.

At STT GDC Thailand, we recognise that our people are the foundation of our success. We are delighted to announce that ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (Thailand) has been officially certified as a Great Place to Work®, marking a significant milestone in our efforts to foster an inclusive workplace that supports and empowers our employees.

Data centres have become the cornerstone of the digital economy, underpinning the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI). As AI workloads intensify, so too does the debate around sustainability and energy efficiency. Today’s largest data centres can consume over 100 MW — enough to power 80,000 homes — making the quest for sustainable operations more urgent than ever.

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.