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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.

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.

Strategically located within the Greenland International Industrial Centre (GIIC), STT Jakarta 6 is part of the STT Jakarta Data Centre Campus and contributes to its planned capacity of over 360MW.

Strategically located within the Greenland International Industrial Centre (GIIC), STT Jakarta 5 is part of the STT Jakarta Data Centre Campus and contributes to its planned capacity of over 360MW

Asia is winning at AI ambition but lacking in AI infrastructure. While nine in ten organisations have deployed AI, only one in six can actually scale it. This gap isn't just a technical problem—it's an economic competitiveness crisis.

STT GDC Thailand advises building tomorrow's digital infrastructure, securing power that is both "clean" and "reliable" to support AI-driven growth, highlighting a strategy to forge Thailand into a sustainable AI leader.

Singapore’s vision of becoming a leading digital hub depends on the strength of its trusted digital infrastructure, with data centres sit at the core. These facilities power cloud services and digital platforms across critical sectors from finance and healthcare to logistics and public services. As organisations scale their adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), the underlying infrastructure must keep pace: AI workloads drive higher power density, greater cooling needs, and increased operational complexity. At the same time, Singapore must stay on track with its national climate commitments.

Vietnam’s digital economy is entering a phase of accelerated growth, driven by strong government direction, rising enterprise adoption, and increasing demand for AI and data-driven services. Organisations across sectors — particularly in regulated industries such as banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) — are facing mounting pressure to modernise their IT infrastructure.

Thailand is entering a new phase of digital growth as cloud adoption, AI innovation, and data-driven services accelerate across industries. Organisations across sectors, including regulated industries such as banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI), are rethinking how their digital infrastructure must evolve to support greater scale, resilience, and regulatory compliance.

STT Singapore 5 is located in the east of Singapore with rich connectivity and abundant redundant power availability.

Artificial intelligence (AI) workloads are putting new pressures on data centre designs and systems.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming a vital business tool that is transforming organisations across industries, from healthcare and finance to manufacturing and mobility. This transformation has been especially pronounced in Asia Pacific, with research indicating that countries such as Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and South Korea are outpacing most North American and European markets in enterprise AI adoption.