Hyperscale, edge computing, emerging markets and sustainability were the main topics at the annual DCD>South East Asia event

Climate may affect data centers, but the overriding factor will be where the demand is

Chinese public cloud giant details its plans in Southeast Asia and further afield

AIMS strives tirelessly to provide the international connectivity and enhanced infrastructure required for growth

Google Cloud Next saw the company talk about its data centers, security features of the platform and strategy in Asia

We look at the forthcoming SYD11 data center in Erskine Park, Sydney

Moving to colocation and the cloud can raise all sorts of issues around price and service level

”Malaysia has improved as a choice for data centers”

“Most current systems, particularly systems of record and the backbone of an organization’s operations, are not cloud-ready”

What makes the local data center market so different from the rest of the world? Paul Mah investigates

Having more international connectivity in Australia is great, though is likely to disincentive content caching and increase the flow of international traffic, says James Braunegg, managing director of Micron21

Yudho Giri Sucahyo of University of Indonesia talks about the country’s digital future

The data center markets in the Asia Pacific region are keen to grow

Thailand has a plan to make government data centers more efficient. How’s it coming along? 

The strong demand seen by Uptime Institute is a testament to the beehive of data center and cloud-related activity in Asia Pacific

Expect hybrid cloud and edge to grow

Edwin Ng from Telekom Malaysia Berhad tells DCD about the challenges of the regional market

What re:Invent conference in Las Vegas told us about the future direction of the company

Terrorists and Russia are highlighted as risks to international connectivity

As data centers become living brains, is the role of the human set to be diminished?

With extreme weather comes associated risks. Don’t let complacency ruin your data center

Data could become a golden egg if it is opened up and shared, says the Hong Kong Science and Technology Park

Asia Pacific speakers reveal that some users are moving applications from the public cloud to in-house OpenStack clouds 

Relocating to the Nordics, installing emergency gas generators, or sitting tight and waiting for distribution network operators to build the infrastructure?