ChainThink report, March 12: According to Bloomberg, Bridge Data Centres (BDC) plans to invest up to SGD 5 billion (approximately USD 3.9 billion) in its home market, Singapore, for artificial intelligence technology development, aiming to accelerate its business expansion across Asia.
Eric Fan, CEO of BDC, stated that the privately held company will allocate investments toward research initiatives and infrastructure, with a focus on advanced power architectures, next-generation cooling systems, AI-driven operations, and energy optimization in high-density computing environments.
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