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Meta / Tanjong Kling
This is captive capacity. The operator does not sell GPU-hours, so no price on GPUQuant refers to it.
No provider names an area that GPUQuant has recorded as containing this building.
Every figure here is one an operator or a filing states, with the sentence it comes from one click away. Nothing is estimated, and an absent figure is rendered as absent rather than left out.
A power or accelerator figure appears above only where an operator or a filing states it. The footprint in the plate's caption is measured from the traced outline rather than published by anyone, which is why it sits there and not in this grid: it is not a capacity figure and it must never be read as the input to one.
Who is stated to occupy this building, and whether any of what is inside it can be bought. Both are claims a source has to make: GPUQuant records a tenant, a partner or a customer only where one is named in a quote.
This is captive capacity. The operator does not sell GPU-hours, so no price on GPUQuant refers to it.
The address on the record, the place it belongs to, and the cloud regions whose named area GPUQuant has tested it against.
GPUQuant records no cloud region relation for this facility. That means neither the geometry test nor a provider statement has put it inside a named area, not that it is unconnected to any cloud.
How this record was built and when it was last checked. A re-run appends a revision rather than overwriting a fact, because the previous value was true when it was recorded and the change is itself the content.
To conserve space, the Facebook design team went vertical, developing the design for an 11-story building that will sit on 12 acres of land in Singapore’s Tanjong Kling Data Center Park.
Our Data Centre Community Action Grants programme will begin when the Singapore Data Centre becomes operational.
Over 174 megawatts of new wind and solar projects have been added to the local grid.
Nestled in Tanjong Kling, also known as the data center hub of Singapore, is the site for Meta’s first data center in Asia Pacific.
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