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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding
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From: elmatador8/18/2024 9:16:24 AM
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Let's have a look at APAC

  • Data centre capacity to double by 2028: Moody’s
  • Investment is expected to total $564b over the next four years.
  • The data center capacity of the Asia Pacific (APAC) region is expected to more than double by 2028, with geopolitical tensions dispersing growth across the region.
  • Tensions with the US will continue driving additional capacity to other economies in the region


How can the Asian region cope with this growth?
  • Japan: A government document reveals power production must rise from the current decade’s estimate of 1 trillion kilowatt-hours (kWh) to nearly 1.35–1.5 trillion kWh by 2050 to meet datacenter demand.
  • Australia: Sydney’s data centres may be constrained by power challenges
  • South Korea -whose electrcity depends on gas- is expected to have 732 data centers by 2029, a fivefold rise from 2022, according to government data. The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has raised concerns that the concentration of data centers in the Greater Seoul area may lead to power shortages. It is urging companies to locate them elsewhere.
  • New Zealand: The high cost of our energy crisis, With demand for gas up and supply down, gentailers can't keep up - and New Zealanders are paying the price.
  • Singapore Data centers spilling over to Malaysia
  • Malaysia Malaysia's state of Johor is experiencing a "spillover" of data center supply from neighboring Singapore, Future data centre investments into Malaysia may cool down once the government enforces sustainability-linked standards for local data centres

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