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Summary
Asia-Pacific is catching up with AI-driven datacenter expansions, with a few emerging metros in Southeast Asia expecting a robust pipeline of mega-sized data centers. Power has come up as the key commodity in this business, and it is often a limiting factor in where these new datacenters can be built. Datacenters built for AI applications often require higher power density and energy requirements than traditional facilities. Where are the popular greenfield locations hyperscalers are heading to? Can these new markets step up its infrastructure to meet the surge in expansion activities? What are the opportunities to be expected from the AI hype?
Join S&P Global analysts for a panel discussion on the current and future state of the datacenter industry:
- How is AI impacting datacenter investments in APAC?
- What are the challenges facing datacenter providers?
- Can the AI wave help bring renewable energy to the regional grid?
Speakers
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Perkins Liu
Senior Research Analyst
Perkins Liu has joined the Datacenter team as a Senior Research Analyst covering datacenters in APAC and datacenter technology more broadly.
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Soon Chen Kang
Research Analyst
Soon Chen Kang is a research analyst in the 451 Research technology research group within S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Vince Heo
Director, Asia Pacific Power and Renewables
Mr. Heo’s research focuses on power and renewables and clean energy technology, covering Southeast Asia and South Korea.
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Dan Thompson
Principal Research Analyst, Datacenter Services & Infrastructure, 451 Research
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