Digital Realty wins provisional 50MW slot for Jurong data centre

The project will source more than 50% of its power through green energy pathways.

Digital Realty has been selected to develop a new facility at JTC’s low-carbon data centre park on Jurong Island.

The project was selected under Singapore’s second Data Center Call for Application (DC-CFA2). The group also received a provisional allocation of 50 megawatts (MW) of capacity.

The new data centre is expected to source more than half of its power from green energy and meet energy-efficiency requirements under DC-CFA2.

Digital Realty said it will expand its existing Singapore campus and connect with its other facilities and third-party data centres through the company’s ServiceFabric platform.

The group was selected through a process led by the Economic Development Board and Infocomm Media Development Authority.

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