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Strategically located within the Greenland International Industrial Centre (GIIC), STT Jakarta 3 is part of the STT Jakarta Data Centre Campus and contributes to its planned capacity of over 250MW, supporting Indonesia’s growing digital economy.

STT Johor 1 is part of the new STT Johor data centre campus, which will be constructed on over 22 acres of land and offer a development potential of 120MW of IT power supplied by diverse substations located nearby.

STT Kuala Lumpur, together with Cyberjaya DC.2, forms a data centre campus primely located within Cyberjaya.

STT Bangkok 1 is a carrier-neutral data centre, built to the highest industry standards and strategically located in Hua Mak.

STT Bangkok 2 is part of the STT Bangkok data centre campus, with a development potential of 24 megawatts of IT power. Purpose-built to support Thailand’s growing demand for critical digital infrastructure, the facility is engineered to meet the evolving needs of customers—especially in high-density and AI-driven environments.

Situated on Wireless Road, STT Bangkok 3 functions as an interconnection hub with carrier density and low latency capabilities, making it an ideal choice for businesses needing fast and dependable access to data, applications, and cloud services.

We are proud to announce that we have been certified as a Great Place to Work® in Malaysia! This milestone is a testament to our commitment to creating an inclusive, people-first workplace culture.

As a latecomer to the industry, Thailand is in a unique position to leapfrog its ASEAN neighbours by putting into action lessons from other mature data center hubs, whether Singapore, Tokyo, Europe or the US. “Thailand can adopt best practices without repeating early-stage mistakes,” notes Budsarin Pradityont, Country Head of ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (Thailand) in an email interview with w.media.

Southeast Asia stands at a pivotal crossroads: to be architects of its digital future or outsource the development of its digital backbone. The answer lies not in the mere pace or scale of data centre growth, but in how deeply these investments are integrated into national competitiveness strategies.

The Singapore Green Data Centre Roadmap outlines a bold vision for sustainable digital infrastructure, supported by initiatives aimed at accelerating energy efficiency and the adoption of green energy across the data centre sector. Yet, challenges such as complex procurement processes and the high cost of imported green energy remain.

STT Jakarta 2 is the second data centre facility in Indonesia and is part of the STT Jakarta Data Centre Campus, strategically located within the Greenland International Industrial Centre (GIIC). As part of a campus designed to deliver more than 108 megawatts of IT capacity, STT Jakarta 2 will contribute to the growth of Indonesia’s digital transformation.