Keppel forms joint venture to develop 80MW data centre in Taiwan

The JV will develop the data centre in two phases.

Keppel, through its private fund, Keppel Data Centre Fund II (KDCF II), has formed a joint venture (JV) with Digital Decarbonisation Solutions Platform (DDSP) to develop an 80 MW Tier III-equivalent greenfield data centre campus in North Taiwan.

KDCF II and DDSP each hold a 50% stake in the JV.

The DC campus will be Keppel's first data centre project in Taiwan.

The partners will develop the data centre campus in two phases, with the first phase expected to be ready for service by 2026.

The campus has already secured a long-term contract with a leading global cloud service provider, with capacity available for future expansion.

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