Equinix Vs. Digital Realty: Why Dividend Payout Ratios Aren't Created Equal

Digital Realty ได้รับเลือกให้พัฒนาดาต้าเซ็นเตอร์แห่งใหม่ขนาด 50 เมกะวัตต์ในสิงคโปร์

Digital Realty has been selected under Singapore's Data Center Call for Application (DC-CFA2) to develop a new 50 MW data center facility on Jurong Island. The facility will support AI inference, high-performance computing, and enterprise digital workloads with over 50% renewable energy. This marks Digital Realty's fourth data center in Singapore and strengthens the city-state's position as a regional digital infrastructure hub.

デジタル・リアルティ、シンガポールで50MW規模の新規データセンター開発事業に選定される

Digital Realty has been selected to develop a 50 megawatt data center in Singapore's Jurong Island as part of the government's second Data Center Call for Application. The new facility will be powered by over 50% green energy and will support AI inference, HPC, and enterprise workloads across the Asia-Pacific region. This marks Digital Realty's fourth data center in Singapore and strengthens the city-state's position as a regional digital hub.

Digital Realty, 싱가포르에 50MW 규모 신규 데이터센터 개발 사업자로 선정

Digital Realty has been selected as an operator under Singapore's second Data Center Call for Application (DC-CFA2) to develop a 50MW data center facility on Jurong Island. The new facility will support AI inference, high-performance computing, and enterprise workloads while meeting strict energy efficiency standards with over 50% of power sourced from renewable energy. This expansion strengthens Digital Realty's position in Asia-Pacific and builds on its existing operations in Singapore since 2010.

Reported Earlier, Digital Realty Wins Provisional 50 MW Allocation In Singapore's Second Data Center Call For Application, Expanding Its Asia Pacific AI Infrastructure Strategy

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