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Equinix / Jurong
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will provide 20MW when fully built
With an initial investment of $260 million, this new facility will be covered by renewable energy and provide liquid cooling capability to support compute-intensive workloads, including AI.
Expected to open in Q1 2027, the 9-story facility is awarded as part of Singapore's pilot Data Centre - Call for Application ("DC-CFA") and will provide 20MW when fully built.
Equinix has broken ground on a new data center in Singapore.
The 9-story SG6 will be located at Jalan Tukang, just across the Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE) from SG5 at Tanjong Kling – formerly known as the Singapore Data Centre Park.
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