• $1B commitment: B.Grimm Power and Digital Edge are building a 100MW data centre in Chon Buri, Thailand, with commercial operations set for Q4 2026.
• Southeast Asia expansion: The investment underscores Thailand’s emergence as a regional AI and cloud infrastructure hub amid growing global tech interest.
• Clean energy advantage: The facility will be powered by renewable energy, aligning with sustainability targets for major tech firms.

B.Grimm Power Plc and Singapore’s Digital Edge will invest $1 billion to build a 100-megawatt data centre in Thailand, targeting a Q4 2026 launch to support soaring demand for AI, cloud, and digital services in Southeast Asia.

Located in Chon Buri province, about 100 kilometers from Bangkok, the new facility will be “fast-tracked” to meet the needs of global tech firms scaling up AI infrastructure in the region.

“By combining renewable energy with cutting-edge data centre technology, we’re enabling the country’s transformation into a regional AI and cloud innovation hub,” said Harald Link, Group President of B.Grimm Power.

This project comes as Thailand accelerates its digital infrastructure ambitions, offering tax incentives and favorable policies to attract global tech giants. Recent announcements include:

• ByteDance (TikTok): $8.8B investment over five years
• Alphabet (Google): $1B planned data facility
• Microsoft: First regional data centre underway
• $3B in data and energy projects approved by Thailand’s investment board in May

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“Thailand stands out as one of Asia’s most compelling markets for digital growth with surging demand for AI and machine learning,” said John Freeman, CEO of Digital Edge.” he added.

The facility will be designed to meet sustainability benchmarks, tapping into Thailand’s clean energy grid—a key priority for tech companies seeking carbon-neutral operations.

Looking ahead, B.Grimm Power is studying further investments totaling $1.6 billion for up to 200 additional megawatts in data centre capacity, according to Usa Nuetap, Head of Data Centre Development at B.Grimm Power.

The partnership marks a strategic alignment of digital and energy infrastructure, reinforcing Thailand’s position as a next-generation digital economy leader in Asia.

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