The burgeoning digital economy of Southeast Asia, fuelled by the relentless advancements in AI, cloud computing, and the integration of high-density digital technologies, places the region at a critical juncture in data centre development.
As these facilities become central to digital infrastructure, an escalating imperative exists to balance their environmental impact with the explosive growth they enable. Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia, pivotal in this development, face distinct sustainability challenges in their journey towards greener data centre operations.
This white paper by Eco-Business, commissioned by Tai Sin Electric, explores these challenges and potential solutions to enhance energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions and ensure that data centre growth aligns with the global drive towards decarbonisation.
We address the complete lifecycle of data centres—from construction through operation to decommissioning—and highlight innovative practices that can mitigate their environmental footprint.
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