Data Center Space in Singapore

Singapore imposed a moratorium on new data centre construction in 2019, citing energy and land constraints. In 2022, the government introduced a conditional lifting allowing only highly energy-efficient facilities. This has severely limited new supply, keeping vacancy rates below 1% and making Singapore the most expensive colocation market globally.

Singapore sits at the crossroads of major subsea cable systems connecting Asia, Europe, and the Americas. It offers political stability, strong rule of law, a robust financial sector, and world-class connectivity infrastructure. These factors make it the preferred location for enterprises deploying across the Asia-Pacific region.

The JTC Data Centre Park in Tuas is Singapore's purpose-built data centre cluster developed by JTC Corporation. It provides pre-approved zoning, high-power density infrastructure, and shared cooling systems. The park is designed to concentrate data centre development in a single zone to maximise energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact.