SINGAPORE -- Singapore, one of the world's largest hubs for data centers, could lose future demand to regional economies unless the city-state expands its capacity for new projects in an environmentally friendly way, according to a senior executive from Keppel Corp., a state-backed conglomerate.
The city-state ended a three-year pause on new data center projects last year and called for applications to build new facilities but with higher green standards.
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