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Digital Realty Expands Innovation Labs to Asia

Expansion Targets AI and Hybrid Cloud Development

SINGAPORE — Digital Realty, the largest global provider of cloud- and carrier-neutral data center solutions, has announced the expansion of its Innovation Lab network to Singapore and Japan. This move, confirmed on February 24, marks the company’s first foray into the Asia Pacific market, aiming to enhance AI and hybrid cloud deployment capabilities.

The new Innovation Labs, known as DRILs, will provide environments for customers and partners to test and validate AI and hybrid cloud infrastructures. According to Digital Realty, this expansion is critical as infrastructure readiness is a major barrier to AI adoption. The labs will help transition AI projects from experimentation to production more efficiently.

New Facilities in Singapore and Japan

The Singapore facility will serve as a digital innovation hub, fostering collaboration among local and global tech firms. In Japan, the lab located at the NRT12 data center in Greater Tokyo will feature advanced cooling technologies to support high-power-density workloads, essential for AI and high-performance computing. Serene Nah, Managing Director and Head of Asia Pacific at Digital Realty, emphasized the importance of these facilities in sustaining digital economies.

This initiative reflects the growing demand for AI infrastructure in Asia Pacific, as Singapore’s digital economy expands and Japan plans significant investments in AI and semiconductors. The new locations will leverage Digital Realty’s global expertise to enable seamless cloud and network provider connections.

Additionally, the expansion underscores Digital Realty’s commitment to fostering technological innovation and supporting the digital transformation journeys of its clients. By establishing these labs in strategic locations, the company not only caters to growing regional demand but also reinforces its position as a leader in the data center industry. The strategic positioning of these facilities is expected to attract a myriad of tech companies seeking cutting-edge solutions and partnerships, further enriching the ecosystem and driving economic growth.

Source: newshub.medianet.com.au

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