Chinese real estate firm Beijing Haoyang has been approved to build a 300-megawatt data center in Thailand, marking its first data center outside China. The project, valued at $2.2 billion, is the largest of its kind in Southeast Asia.
- Beijing Haoyang, a Chinese real estate firm, has received approval to build a 300-megawatt data center in Thailand, marking its first data center project outside China.
- The Thailand Board of Investment approved several infrastructure projects, including rail and digital initiatives, totaling approximately $5.9 billion, with a notable project being the Bangkok Expressway and Metro PCL’s investment in the Orange Line.
- The BOI approved three data center and cloud services projects, including Beijing Haoyang’s, with a combined investment of 90.9 billion baht and an IT load of almost 350 MW, emphasizing the importance of updating digital infrastructure to keep up with demands.
The Thailand Board of Investment also approved other projects worth approximately $5.9 billion in the rail and digital infrastructure sectors. One of these is the Bangkok Expressway and Metro PCL’s investment in the Orange Line, a transportation link connecting Bangkok’s western and eastern suburbs.
The Board also approved three data center and cloud services projects, including Beijing Haoyang’s, with a total investment of 90.9 billion baht and a combined IT load of almost 350 MW. These projects aim to strengthen Thailand’s infrastructure in the digital economy era.
