Keppel to enter South Korean data center market, plans 60MW facility in Seoul
Facility due live in 2030
The global demand for data center capacity, driven by AI and digital transformation, continues to accelerate, making new regions attractive for investment.
This move signifies increasing investment in core digital infrastructure in key Asian markets, which is critical for future compute capabilities and economic growth.
South Korea will see a significant expansion of its data center capacity, potentially spurring further digital economy growth and competition within the sector.
- · Keppel
- · South Korean digital economy
- · Hyperscale cloud providers
- · Local construction and real estate
- · Legacy on-premise data centers
- · Regions with limited infrastructure investment
Increased availability of high-performance computing resources in South Korea.
Potential for South Korea to become a more significant regional hub for AI and cloud services.
Heightened competition for essential resources like power and land within the Seoul metropolitan area due to infrastructure build-out.
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